Why Baltic Sea Cables Are in the News and What NATO Is Doing to Protect Them
Briefly

The French Navy's Atlantique 2 surveillance plane conducted a five-hour patrol over the Baltic Sea to monitor the area for potential sabotage of critical underwater infrastructure. This mission is part of the newly announced NATO operation, Baltic Sentry, aimed at safeguarding the essential cables and pipelines that support the economies of nine Baltic nations. With increased incidents of damage reported, NATO emphasizes its commitment to deterrence and protection of vital energy and communication links, underscoring the strategic importance of the region.
The flight's presence in the skies combined with military ships sent a clear message: NATO is increasing its vigilance against threats to underwater infrastructure.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte announced the Baltic Sentry mission to protect vital underwater infrastructure that supports the economic well-being of Baltic nations.
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