BERLIN (AP) — Germany's defense minister said Tuesday officials have to assume damage to two data cables under the Baltic Sea, one of which ends in Germany, was caused by sabotage — though he said ...

(LONDON) -- An initial investigation into possible sabotage has been launched by four NATO countries -- Finland, Germany, Sweden and Lithuania -- after two underwater telecommunications cables ...

The cable is called C-Lion1 and it runs 728 miles between Helsinki and Rockstock. It’s buried 3 feet into the seabed and ...

European nations are accusing Russia of orchestrating a massive sabotage strike on Ukraine’s Western allies after two ...

The Swedish Prosecution Authority said Tuesday that it had opened an investigation into "sabotage" after two undersea Baltic Sea cables were cut, one linking Lithuania and Sweden and one linking ...

Sweden, Finland and Norway have recently updated their advice for citizens preparing to survive war and other crises, wary of ...

Two telecommunications cables cut in the Baltic Sea in 48 hours prompted European officials to say Tuesday that they suspect ...

According to the police, the situation is currently being monitored and work is underway to determine measures that need to be taken ...

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced on Tuesday that the damage to two underwater fiber-optic communication ...

"The fact that such an incident immediately raises suspicions of intentional damage speaks volumes about the volatility of our times," Germany and Finland said.

Two telecommunications cables cut in the Baltic Sea in 48 hours have prompted Nordic and German officials to say they suspect "sabotage" and "hybrid warfare" stemming from Russia.