Two undersea cables in Baltic Sea severed, sparking fears of sabotage

Recent incidents involving severed undersea cables in the Baltic Sea have raised concerns about security and potential sabotage. Finland and Germany have launched an investigation into the severed cables, suspecting malicious intent, particularly in light of heightened tensions with Russia. The U.S. has also reported an increase in Russian military activity near deep sea telecommunications cables. Damage to the cables has resulted in disruptions to data transmission between Finland and central Europe. Experts suggest that the damage may have been intentional, although the cause is still under investigation.