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Recent damage to undersea telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea should not be seen as a distant European problem. From an Asian perspective, these incidents point to a worrying global …
Subsea cables: Asia’s silent digital vulnerability Read More
Finnish police have arrested two crew members of a cargo vessel suspected of damaging an undersea telecommunications cable between Finland and Estonia, according to Yle. Police have asked the court …
Finland arrests crew members over new cable damage on New Year’s Eve Read More
NATO will open a new center in the United Kingdom dedicated to protecting undersea infrastructure against sabotage, including gas pipelines and telecommunication cables—an issue that has raised concern across the …
NATO to open center focused on undersea cable sabotage Read More
Swedish authorities have lifted the confiscation of the cargo ship Vezhen following an investigation into the breakage of an undersea fiber optic cable between Sweden and Latvia on 26 January, …
Sweden clears cargo ship Vezhen after undersea cable damage investigation Read More
Experts have raised suspicions of sabotage attempts related to underwater cables near Læsø, following new underwater footage obtained by TV 2. The underwater footage reveals drag marks on the seabed …
New underwater footage raise sabotage suspicions against Yi Peng 3 Read More
Sweden has officially requested assistance from China to clarify the circumstances surrounding the recent breaks of two undersea data cables in the Baltic Sea. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced this …
Sweden’s PM ask China for help in investigation of cable breaks Read More