Finland’s Elisa says its Baltic Sea telecoms cables have been repaired
- The Swedish Navy recovered the anchor of the Eagle's oil tanker, which is suspected of damaging undersea cables in the Gulf of Finland.
- Finnish police suspect the anchor was deliberately dragged, cutting the Estlink 2 power cable and damaging four data cables on Christmas Day.
- The Central Criminal Police has launched an investigation into the anchor and alleged sabotage, with eight crew members under travel bans.
- NATO has pledged to increase its presence in the Baltic Sea to deter future sabotage amid concerns about undersea infrastructure security.
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