NATO to boost Baltic Sea presence after power, internet cable damage
NATO said on Friday it would boost its presence in the Baltic Sea after the suspected sabotage this week of an undersea power cable and four internet lines, while alliance member Estonia launched a naval operation to guard a parallel electricity link.
NATO will need to contain Russia for the next 20 years, the head of Estonian foreign intelligence said. Estonia, which is ...
The vast majority of the world's data runs through undersea cables, which can be exposed to attacks under what is known as ...
Starmer has made 16 international trips since Labour formed a government in July, with the most common reason being to ...
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Russia's sabotage threats heighten tensions within NATORussia aims to destabilise NATO through acts of sabotage, warns Alpo Rusi, former adviser to the President of Finland, in an ...
NATO sources told the Finnish newspaper Iltalehti that Russia will try to create a 'buffer zone' stretching from the Arctic to the Mediterranean Sea.
Estonia is showing its pro-American stance by its defense spending commitment to NATO, support for U.S. security, and ...
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NATO considers risk of unconventional Russian attack on Alliance causing "substantial" casualties as realThere is a genuine possibility that a non-conventional Russian attack on NATO, such as sabotage or arson, could lead to ...
Nato also says it will enhance its military presence in the Baltic after a ship was suspected of sabotaging the Estlink 2 ...
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