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Dangerous Cable Sabotage Threatens European Energy Security Amid Russian Tensions

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Dangerous Cable Sabotage Threatens European Energy Security Amid Russian Tensions

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  • Recent incidents of cable sabotage in the Baltic Sea have raised alarms over European energy security.
  • Norway’s transition to electric-powered oil and gas platforms makes electricity cables vital for energy production.
  • As the top supplier of natural gas to Europe, Norway’s energy supply could be disrupted by cable cuts, possibly linked to Russia.
  • The sabotaging incidents are seen as part of a pattern of escalating tensions and risks to undersea infrastructure.
  • In response, Norway's authorities are likely to ramp up surveillance to protect crucial electricity cables from further attacks.

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