Sweden police investigated suspicious sabotage of an undersea telecom cable in the Baltic Sea, connecting Germany and Finland.
Subsequent Undersea cables and gas pipelines were damaged by suspected attacks since Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, NATO prompts to launch monitoring mission by the sea last month.
Sweden shores send a research container to the east of Detland, which is the largest island of the country and the reported location of the latest violation.
Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Krissson says government is known to break the cable and added it “should appear in the current security conditions”.
The owner of the cable, Finnish Telecom Operator Cinia, said it was found minor damage to fiber-optic cable but added this regularity.
Cinia also said this is the third time this cable is damaged in recent months.
The cable is Separated by November last year.
There is an increase in injury to infrastructure in the Baltic Sea last several months, mostly caused by civilian ships that have dragged their anchors to wiring.
Swedish police say “The preliminary investigation is related to suspicious sabotage”. Sweden Beastguard said they didn’t know when the damage happened.
“We have a ship called KBV 003 toward east of Gotland. It’s in the Swedish Economic Zone and we help investigate the crime.
European leaders of suspected Russian participation in violations.
However, the bad weather, inadequate equipment and mistake in man is found responsible for some damages.
Vezhen’s Bulgarian ship was cleared by the sabotaging of Sweden’s authorities earlier this month.
