Ships, sea drones and AI: How NATO is hardening its defense of critical Baltic undersea cables
- NATO is increasing its defense of Baltic undersea cables due to rising incidents of damage, with at least 11 cables affected since October 2023.
- Finnish police suspect the Eagle's Oil tanker, linked to Russia, damaged cables by dragging its anchor, leaving a long trail on the seabed.
- NATO's new mission, Baltic Sentry, involves deploying warships and drones to enhance surveillance of critical underwater infrastructure.
- Western intelligence officials believe recent cable damage is likely accidental, related to poorly maintained ships rather than Russian sabotage.
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