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    Das Unterseekabel zwischen Finnland und Deutschland wurde durchtrennt – die Kommunikationsverbindungen sind unterbrochen.


    Das Unterseekabel zwischen Finnland und Deutschland wurde durchtrennt – die Kommunikationsverbindungen sind unterbrochen.

    https://yle.fi/a/74-20125324

    Von Piiras

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    32 Comments

    1. Piiras on

      > The approximately 1,173-kilometer-long undersea cable runs from Helsinki to Rostock. Its installation in the Baltic Sea was completed in early 2016.

      I wonder if this this has anything to do with the Biden administration lifting ban on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia. Lately Russia has shown an interest in undersea cables in northern Europe.

    2. uulluull on

      If Russia wants to harass NATO and other countries in this way because they do not agree to Russia attacking and killing people, then honestly, maybe we should deal with Russia and close their ports on the Baltic Sea. They do not have to sail further than 5 km from the Strait of Finland, and access to Kalininagrad (“Królewiec”) is only possible with ships borrowed from NATO under its full control. The problem will be solved in 5 minutes.

    3. JustPassingBy696969 on

      Time for another debate whether this deserves a strongly worded letter or a speech about how worried we are about further escalations.

    8. shadyBolete on

      Russia just announced an immediate response, so I guess it’s starting now

    11. ajatuz on

      Ughhh why it has to always be us? Can’t everybody just live in peace okay? Putin you want the Oltermanni cheese? Take it, I don’t care

    13. A_Man_Uses_A_Name on

      We need an EU Army and we need it now. Just put an EU military HQ somewhere next to the SHAPE in Mons or in Luxembourg, give it a difficult name (but not ‘EU army’), give it a huge budget and start preparing against Putler.

    14. FidgetyFondler on

      Those damn cable cutting crabs at it again. We need to get bigger pots.

    15. Lost-Letterhead-6615 on

      Caspian report made a video on this topic and everyone made fun in the comments! LoL 

    16. nocountryforcoldham on

      Russian cowards are at war with the west. We need to stop bickering and fight back

    17. SavvyTraveler10 on

      Wasn’t there a special Russian task force that specialized in underwater? Hmm, weird

    19. These-Base6799 on

      While i am suspicious of Russia doing that, please remember that undersea cables are [cute all the time by ship anchors.](https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/infrastructure/a24064/anchor-cuts-undersea-internet-cables/) We have to wait for the damage analysis. The Fins will be able to tell if it was on purpose or not.

      Ok, after saying that, who are we kidding? [Russia, it was Russia.](https://www.newsweek.com/russia-pipeline-gas-patrushev-putin-1984215)

    20. ScoutPlayer1232 on

      Don’t worry we got Detective Dan to find out who did this, it’s a real twist.

    21. Alfa16430 on

      Is the EU already typing out the strongly worded letter of disapproval?

    22. kakao_w_proszku on

      Hoping this is just an accident and not a diversion, but mentally prepared for worst…

    24. net_dev_ops on

      I looked at the bottom of the sea and I didn’t see the red line. It must have not been crossed.

    25. CaptchaSolvingRobot on

      To bad that Biden didn’t specify that his new approach is super limited before Putin retaliated against someone else.

      Now we got retaliation with out any significant new contribution to Ukraine. What a shitshow.

    28. DisasterNo1740 on

      If I had to hazard a guess Russia was probably indicating they would begin doing this if long range restrictions were removed. Regardless we shouldn’t back down at all from any of their escalation 🤷🏼‍♂️

    29. captepic96 on

      Now we’re supposed to believe this happens everyday and it’s not that unusual right?

      Just send in NATO troops already fuck I’m tired

    30. Much_Educator8883 on

      How difficult is it to sabotage communication infrastructure between Kaliningrad and mainland russia, for example? At the very least, the West can start returning the favor.

    32. onframe on

      Purposeful damage to critical communication infrastructure is act of war, this is not funny at all.

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