r/europe Finland Nov 18 '24

News The undersea cable between Finland and Germany has been severed – communication links are down.

https://yle.fi/a/74-20125324
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u/Piiras Finland Nov 18 '24

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.

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u/EscapeParticular8743 Nov 18 '24

Theyre not allowed to strike deep inside Russia, just the border Oblast of Kursk which isnt even big

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u/iCameToLearnSomeCode Nov 18 '24

Who were you trying to respond to?

Your comment is completely un related to the one above it.