NATO Deploys Two Destroyers To Guard Baltic Sea Infastructure!

James Kaufman, The World News Report, today, January 11th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. NATO sends ships to guard Baltic Sea infrastructure from Russian hybrid warfare. NATO is strengthening its military presence in the Baltic Sea in response to the Christmas Day severing of the... Eastlink-2 electricity cable and four telecommunication cables linking Finland and Estonia. A month prior to that incident, in November, two other submarine telecommunication cables, the BCS East-West interlink and the Sea Lion 1 fiber optic cables, were also cut. Soon after the alleged sabotage, the West charged that a Russian shadow ship ...intentionally dragged its anchor on the seabed in order to damage the vital telecom's links. The vessel in Finnish custody is the Cook Island-flagged Eagle S. European media reported that as of days ago, initial cables which were damaged connecting Estonia and Finland had been repaired. However, another damaged cable... Partly sabotaged in late December could take months to be up and running. Quote, the East Link 2 power cable damaged on December 25th has not yet been repaired. The work expected to take several more months, according to authorities. On Friday, Finland's foreign minister announced that the NATO military alliance is sending two destroyers to patrol these waters and is also increasing other activities and presence in the area. At the start of the week, the British-led Joint Expeditionary Force had announced it would be ramping up its surveillance of undersea infrastructure in the Baltic Sea. Finland has long been concerned about the risks to environmental and maritime safety posed by the Shadow Fleet used by Russia. It is clear that the Shadow Fleet is also a threat to critical underwater infrastructure. The Shadow Fleet are randomly flagged bulk carriers and other ships that are used by the Russian military for, well, we'll say, nefarious reasons. European authorities are still investigating the matter and questioning the crew. There have been reports that the anchor has been recovered from the bottom of the ocean floor. The West has loudly condemned what is called Russia's hybrid warfare, targeting key infrastructure and European telecoms. However, officials also still speak in terms of assumptions. Germany's defense minister was quick to announce that no one believes that these cables were cut accidentally, hammering the point home by adding, we have to assume it is sabotage. The Kremlin has of course denied all of these allegations and has condemned what it calls a Russiaphobic witch hunt, which blames any and all Western infrastructure failures on Moscow. God bless you and yours, folks. World War III is right around the corner, if it hasn't already started. Share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.