What is the name given to the series of confrontations between the UK and Iceland over North Atlantic fishing rights?

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The Cod Wars is the correct answer because the clashes were specifically over cod-rich fishing grounds in the North Atlantic. From 1958 to 1976, Iceland repeatedly expanded its exclusive fishing zone (from 4 to 12, then 50, then 200 nautical miles), and the UK resisted to protect its trawler fleets. The Icelandic Coast Guard used net-cutters and engaged in ramming incidents with British vessels, while the Royal Navy provided protection—tense but mostly non-lethal confrontations.

Iceland ultimately prevailed, setting