冷战结束后,海洋权益的争夺并没有随着冷战的逝去而结束,相反,许多濒海国家都开始重视海洋权益的维护。以北极为例,冰川融化导致了北极周边各国在资源利用、航道等问题上的摩擦加剧,二战后北极的战略意义开始体现,德军在这里建立了雷达站来支援在北大西洋作战的德国海军水面舰艇。美苏两个超级大国都倾向于在冰天雪地的环境中部署战略核武器,从北极上空飞过打击敌方目标,这 After the Cold War ended, the battle for maritime rights and interests did not end with the passing of the Cold War. Instead, many coastal countries began to attach importance to the maintenance of maritime rights and interests. In the case of the North Pole, melting of the glaciers has led to increased friction among countries in the Arctic in issues of resource utilization and waterway. The strategic significance of the Arctic began after World War II. The Germans established a radar station here to support the German Navy’s surface water operations in the North Atlantic Ship. Both the superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, tend to deploy strategic nuclear weapons in an icy environment and fly over the Arctic against enemy targets.