Sunday, Feb 02

A Norwegian-owned, Russian-crewed ship suspected of damaging a Baltic Sea cable has been detained and released by Norwegian authorities after no links were found.

Wednesday, Jan 29

NATO increases surveillance of the Baltic Sea to protect critical undersea cables, with rising concerns about potential sabotage amid geopolitical tensions.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Amid escalating concerns of sabotage, NATO launches its "Baltic Sentry" mission to protect vital underwater cables in the Baltic Sea, responding to recent damage incidents.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Latvia seeks NATO support as Sweden investigates undersea cable damage linked to possible sabotage, amid heightened tensions in the Baltic Sea.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Latvia investigates the damage to an undersea cable linked to Sweden, as suspicions of external sabotage arise amidst heightened NATO patrols.

Monday, Jan 27

Latvia investigates significant damage to its undersea cable to Sweden likely caused by external forces. NATO increases maritime presence to protect infrastructure.

Monday, Jan 27

Latvia seeks help from Baltic Sea allies as Sweden investigates suspected sabotage of a damaged undersea data cable.

Wednesday, Jan 15

NATO has initiated the Baltic Sentry mission to protect critical undersea cables in the Baltic Sea, addressing escalating security threats.

Monday, Jan 13

Sweden's PM warns of hybrid threats from Russia and ongoing proxy wars, citing damaged subsea cables and increased security concerns in the Baltic region.

Sunday, Jan 12

Sweden is set to contribute three warships and additional assets to NATO's Baltic presence amid rising security concerns over Russian activities.