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Home / Disasters and Accidents / Baltic Cable Damaged: Cargo Ship Suspected

Baltic Cable Damaged: Cargo Ship Suspected

1 Jan

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Summary

  • Finland suspects a cargo ship damaged an undersea data cable.
  • The damaged cable connects Finland and Estonia.
  • Another cable between Sweden and Estonia was also found broken.
Baltic Cable Damaged: Cargo Ship Suspected

Finnish authorities are investigating a cargo ship, the Fitburg, suspected of damaging an undersea data cable that connects Finland and Estonia. The vessel, flying the flag of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, was reportedly en route from St. Petersburg to Haifa when the incident occurred in the Gulf of Finland.

This disruption follows closely on the heels of another damaged undersea cable discovered between Sweden and Estonia. Swedish officials reported the cable was broken in two locations within Estonia's exclusive economic zone. These incidents have heightened concerns about critical infrastructure security in the Baltic Sea.

While the telecommunications provider Elisa confirmed its services remained operational despite the damage, the repeated cable breaks have led to speculation about potential hybrid warfare tactics. The Finnish president emphasized the nation's preparedness for security challenges.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
An undersea data communication cable connecting Finland and Estonia was damaged, and authorities are investigating a suspected cargo ship.
Finnish police suspect the cargo ship Fitburg may be responsible for the damage to the undersea telecommunications cable.
Yes, another undersea cable located between Sweden and Estonia has also been found broken in two places.

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