Finland, German
Finland, Sweden plan joint investigation of possible submarine cable sabotage
Finland and Sweden plan to set up a joint team to investigate the damage done to undersea cables earlier this week, Finland’s National Bureau of Investigation (KRP) said on Tuesday amid suggestions that the damage resulted from sabotage.
Baltic Sea cable sabotage
Finland's Cinia has fully restored its C-Lion1 undersea fibre-optic cable that was broken on Nov. 18, the company said on Friday. The cable connects Finland and Germany. Two subsea cables were damaged ...
Less than two weeks after two data cables were damaged in the Baltic Sea, both have been repaired. The investigations are ...
The Border Guard's patrol vessel Turva has collected evidence from the site where the cable was broken, according to Finnish ...
Teleste and Telia Finland have announced a collaboration to enhance broadband and TV service operations, expected to complete ...
Germany and Finland launched a probe Monday after an undersea cable linking the countries was severed, warning of the threat ...
Finland and Germany are investigating a severed undersea data cable which runs between the two countries in the Baltic ...
The C-Lion-1 underwater fiber-optic communication cable between Finland and Germany is damaged. Deliberate disconnection ...
The C-Lion1 submarine cable between Germany and Finland is no longer working. The repair could take days, the cause is ...
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