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Damage to Data Cable in Baltic Sea Sparks Sabotage Investigation

Damage to Data Cable in Baltic Sea Sparks Sabotage Investigation
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Science February 21, 2025 11:33

stockholm, helsinki - Finnish cable operator reports damage to C-Lion1 cable connecting Finland and Germany in the Baltic Sea.

Data Cable in Baltic Sea Sustains Damage

Finnish cable operator Cinia has reported minor damage to the C-Lion1 data cable connecting Finland and Germany in the Baltic Sea. The functionality remains unaffected, with the cable having been previously severed in November and December.

Countries bordering the Baltic Sea are on high alert following incidents of ships dragging their anchors across the seabed, resulting in damage to power and data cables. Western authorities suspect sabotage by the so-called Russian shadow fleet, ships allegedly deployed to circumvent international sanctions against Russia.

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