NATO and EU on Alert After Baltic Sea Cable Sabotage
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Finland has called on NATO and the European Union to enhance protections for critical infrastructure networks following damage to undersea cables in the Baltic Sea. The incidents have raised concerns about potential sabotage, prompting network companies to investigate the cause. This appeal for increased security measures highlights the growing vulnerabilities of essential infrastructure in the region.
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