NATO Launches Baltic Sentry Mission to Protect Undersea Cables Amid Rising Tensions
NATO initiates Baltic Sentry mission to enhance surveillance of undersea cables after incidents raise fears of Russian sabotage.
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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte announced the Baltic Sentry mission at a summit in Helsinki with Baltic leaders, aiming to protect undersea cables amid increased incidents linked to a perceived Russian threat. The mission will involve frigates, drones, and maritime patrol aircraft. Rutte highlighted the critical role of these cables for internet traffic and financial transactions. With recent disruptions escalating concerns, NATO leaders emphasized the need for enhanced vigilance and collaboration to ensure maritime security in the Baltic Sea amid ongoing geopolitical tensions with Russia.
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