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Saturday, Jan 11
Nato is deploying two ships to the Baltic Sea to enhance security following suspected sabotage incidents affecting undersea cables.
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Friday, Jan 10
NATO is set to deploy two ships in the Baltic Sea to enhance security following sabotage claims on undersea cables.
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Friday, Jan 10
Chinese patents reveal developments for devices capable of severing undersea cables, raising concerns over potential sabotage amid ongoing incidents.
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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.
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Wednesday, Jan 08
Poland and the Baltic states are enhancing energy infrastructure security following undersea cable damage amid tensions with Russia.
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Wednesday, Jan 08
Taiwan investigates a Chinese ship suspected of damaging an undersea cable, while its owner denies involvement, raising security concerns in Taipei.
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Tuesday, Jan 07
Taiwan is probing a suspected act of sabotage involving a Chinese-linked vessel damaging an undersea cable, raising significant vulnerability concerns.
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Monday, Jan 06
Finland's Elisa reports undersea cables in the Baltic were damaged by external forces, now repaired amid heightened regional security concerns.
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Friday, Jan 03
A Finnish court has upheld the seizure of the Eagle S oil tanker due to suspicions of causing damage to undersea cables, amidst growing tensions in the Baltic Sea.
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Tuesday, January 14
