Estonian navy to protect Baltic power cables, NATO to boost 'military presence'
Baltic Sea nations are on high alert for acts of sabotage following a string of outages of power cables, telecom links and gas pipelines since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, although subsea equipment is also subject to technical malfunction and accidents.
Estonia has sent out coastguard and naval vessels to patrol key underwater infrastructure following a third suspected ...
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has said that the Alliance ... from Russia's shadow fleet played a role in damaging an ...
Separately, Estonia began patrols to protect an undersea cable supplying electricity from Finland following the damage caused ...
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NATO backs Estonia and Finland amid undersea cable probeNATO declares support for Estonia and Finland after the undersea electrical cable malfunction that occurred on Christmas Day, ...
NATO will "enhance its military presence in the Baltic Sea" after the suspected sabotage of an undersea power cable linking Finland and Estonia this week, the Western military alliance's chief ...
Centuries-old international maritime law has to be updated to outlaw damage to undersea infrastructure such as cables and ...
NATO will bolster its military presence in the Baltic Sea after the suspected sabotage of an undersea power cable linking ...
The aggressor country of russia is carrying out provocations along the border with Estonia and may attack this country to ...
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Damage of key infrastructure on the seabed of the Baltic raises security concerns, calls for Nato involvementEstonia’s Elisa Eesti AS and CITIC Telecom CPC reported late on December 25 outages in three submarine communication cables ...
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