Two communication cables were damaged at the bottom of the Baltic Sea: Finland, Germany and Sweden started an investigation

Finland, Germany and Sweden launched a joint investigation into the damage immediately of two communication cables passing through the bottom of the Baltic Sea. There, they carefully state the possible causes of damage, but they do not believe in coincidence. This is reported by FREEDOM with reference to Tagesschau. According to German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, the incident should be taken seriously.

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“No one believes that these cables were accidentally cut. And I also do not want to believe the version that it was the anchors that accidentally damaged these cables. So we have to conclude, even though we don't know exactly who did it, that it was a hybrid action. And we must also assume that this — sabotage”, — the head of Germany's Defense Ministry said.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock also suggests that the faulty cables represent a hybrid attack.

“These can't just be coincidences”, — Burbok said at a joint press conference with her colleagues from Poland, France and Italy in Warsaw.

According to the Federal Office of Shipping and Hydrography, a total of 16 submarine cables pass through Germany's exclusive economic zone in the Baltic Sea. nine of them are high-voltage cables, and six are used for data transmission.