NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte promises to increase NATO’s presence in the Baltic Sea.
Rutte wrote on Platform X that he discussed the Finnish-led investigation into possible sabotage of underwater cables in the Baltic Sea with Finnish President Alexander Stubb. “I expressed my full support and solidarity to him. NATO is increasing its presence in the Baltic Sea,” said Rutte. However, he did not specify how or when this presence would increase.
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After the breakdown of the Estlink 2 electric cable between Estonia and Finland, the ministers said that together with the defense forces and allies, Estonia must start to protect the critical infrastructure of the Baltic Sea more actively, deter adversaries better and punish violators more severely.
The price of electricity will probably rise again
According to preliminary data, it may take more than half a year to repair the Estlink 2 electric cable between Estonia and Finland. The failure will probably raise the price of electricity again.
In addition to the failure of the Estlink 2 electric cable, three sea communication cables between Estonia and Finland also went out of order yesterday.
At the moment, the question is not whether we will get electricity, but at what price, Incap president Otto Richard Pukk writes in light of the breaking of the Estlink 2 submarine cable.
For software developer Merada, ensuring security is equally important when writing new software as well as minimizing the risk of a cyber attack to your company. For the latter, security vulnerabilities are regularly checked in cooperation with Telia.
Source: www.aripaev.ee
