Tensions Rise as Undersea Cable Sabotage Sparks International Disputes
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The Danish military is monitoring a Chinese ship, Yi Peng 3, anchored in Danish waters after two fiber-optic cables in the Baltic Sea were severed. The ship was in the vicinity of the cable breaches, which occurred between Sweden and Lithuania, and Finland and Germany. Swedish authorities are investigating the incidents as potential sabotage. China insists its vessels comply with international laws, while Russia denies involvement despite European accusations of hybrid attacks.
- Danish military says it's staying close to Chinese ship after data cable breach NBC News
- Accident or sabotage? American and European officials disagree as key undersea cables are cut CNN
- Chinese-Registered Ship Is Held in Baltic Sea Sabotage Investigation The Wall Street Journal
- Finnish authorities open probe into ruptured undersea cable between Finland and Germany The Associated Press
- US allies accuse Russia of 'escalating hybrid activities' against NATO, EU nations after data cables severed Fox News
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