Chinese Ship Suspected of Undersea Cable Sabotage Detained in 'NATO Lake'

Newsweek

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US president Joe Biden’s last-gasp decision to permit Ukraine to fire western-made, long-range missiles at military targets deep inside Russian territory runs the risk of triggering a sharp increase in retaliatory sabotage, such as cyber and arson attacks on Britain and its European Nato partners.
Guardian
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Boris Pistorius spoke after damage was detected to the C-Lion1 telecommunications cable that runs for almost 750 miles from the Finnish capital Helsinki to the German port city of Rostock.
Daily Mail
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Russia has been accused by European governments of escalating hybrid attacks on Ukraine's Western allies after two fibre-optic telecommunication cables in the Baltic Sea were severed.
Sky News
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These missiles have a range of about 300 kilometers (185 miles), and Ukraine's army will be able to use them against Russian and North Korean troops in the Kursk region of western Russia, which borders Ukraine.
Deutsche Welle

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