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

Poland accuses Russia of planning global air terror acts against airlines, escalating tensions amid ongoing support for Ukraine.

Friday, Jan 10

Chinese patents reveal developments for devices capable of severing undersea cables, raising concerns over potential sabotage amid ongoing incidents.

Friday, Jan 10

Estonia intensifies naval patrols in the Baltic Sea following incidents of suspected sabotage on undersea cables, heightening tensions with Russia.

Friday, Jan 10

Taiwan's worries grow over a damaged undersea internet cable, which may be linked to Chinese operations, raising alarms over potential sabotage and vulnerabilities.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Finland halts tanker suspected of damaging Baltic Sea cables, citing safety issues and ongoing criminal investigation into the incident.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Finland's police recovered an anchor tied to a Baltic Sea investigation into suspected sabotage of power and internet cables, raising concerns of security.

Friday, Jan 03

Suspicious cable-cutting incidents in the Baltic Sea signal a potential threat to European energy supplies, implicating Russia and impacting Norway's natural gas exports.

Friday, Jan 03

A significant train accident was averted in Saharanpur, UP, when an iron gate was found on the tracks, prompting an investigation into potential sabotage.