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The Finnish authorities are probing recent damage to a critical undersea telecommunications cable in the Baltic Sea. The incident has caused alarm over the security of the region’s critical infrastructure, reports Reuters.
Vessel Moved Toward Port for Inspection
A vessel that earlier was close to where the damage on the cable occurred has been moved closer to a Finnish port for further inspection. Officials are questioning whether it may have contributed to the incident.
Owner Denies Responsibility
The owner of the vessel has demanded its release, denying any involvement in the damage of the cable. They claim that the vessel operated within legal boundaries and was not connected to the disruption.
Authorities Keen on Infrastructure Security
Though no direct evidence is available against the vessel at this point, Finnish officials are cautious and are investigating all possible causes, including environmental or mechanical factors. Protecting critical infrastructure remains a top priority for the authorities.
Probe to Continue Until Conclusions Reached
An investigation into what caused the damage to the undersea cable has been ongoing. Finnish investigators are determined to gather conclusive evidence to address the incident and ensure the safety of critical connections in the Baltic Sea.
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Source: Reuters
