NATO to boost Baltic Sea presence after power, internet cable damage
NATO said on Friday it would boost its presence in the Baltic Sea after the suspected sabotage this week of an undersea power cable and four internet lines, while alliance member Estonia launched a naval operation to guard a parallel electricity link.
In November, a Chinese bulk carrier, the Yi Peng 3, was suspected of severing two fiber-optic data cables in Swedish waters with its anchor. China refused to allow a Swedish prosecutor to board the ...
NATO sources told the Finnish newspaper Iltalehti that Russia will try to create a 'buffer zone' stretching from the Arctic to the Mediterranean Sea.
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Finland eyes defense-spending boost well past NATO markHELSINKI - Finland's conservative-led government has unveiled a broad plan to lift defense spending from $6.8 billion in ...
Police in Finland probing damage to undersea cables say a shadowy Russia-linked ship may have dragged its anchor for more than 60 miles.
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Russia's sabotage threats heighten tensions within NATORussia aims to destabilise NATO through acts of sabotage, warns Alpo Rusi, former adviser to the President of Finland, in an ...
The vast majority of the world's data runs through undersea cables, which can be exposed to attacks under what is known as ...
Finland seized an oil tanker that authorities believe might have deliberately cut vital undersea cables. Finnish authorities ...
A SHADOWY Russian ship sabotaged a key power cable by dragging its anchor on the seabed for dozens of miles, Finnish authorities fear. As well as rupturing the Estlink 2 power cable in the Gulf of ...
Sweden's opposition Social Democrat party has urged the government to invoke a NATO article that would force a special ...
"The shadow fleet, responsible for sabotaging cables, may not be the only such threat from Russia," a government adviser said ...
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