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NATO to boost Baltic Sea presence after suspected undersea cable sabotage

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Recent events in the Baltic Sea have led to increased military presence in the region, with NATO announcing plans to bolster its presence and Estonia sending a patrol ship to protect its Estlink 1 undersea power cable.

    1. If there is a threat to the critical undersea infrastructure in our region, there will also be a response.
    2. The damages to critical underwater infrastructure have become so frequent that it's hard to believe they are accidents or just bad maritime manoeuvres.
    1. Our wish would be to receive reinforcements from Nato in the form of a fleet to act as a deterrent.
    1. Our patrol vessel travelled to the area and could determine visually that the vessel's anchor was missing.
    1. The assumption at the moment is that it is a shadow fleet vessel and the cargo was unleaded petrol loaded in a Russian port.
    1. We've decided to send our navy close to Estlink 1 to defend and secure our energy connection with Finland.
    1. We've got the situation under control, and we have to continue to work together vigilantly to make sure that our critical infrastructure is not damaged by outsiders.
    2. Had it kept going with its anchor on the seabed, more damage would have occurred.
    3. We have agreed with Estonia, and we have also communicated to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, that our wish is to have a stronger NATO presence.
    1. I expressed my full solidarity and support. NATO will enhance its military presence in the Baltic Sea.
    2. We are following investigations by Estonia and Finland, and we stand ready to provide further support.
    3. Spoke with (Finnish President) Alexander Stubb about the ongoing Finnish-led investigation into possible sabotage of undersea cables. I expressed my full solidarity and support.
    1. The Baltic Sea states have been steadily taking more decisive measures against cable cutting.