The NATO fleet has gathered in Estonia to protect maritime cables and pipelines in Europe from sabotage, which is crucial for energy security and communications. This action is a response to potential hybrid warfare incidents that could threaten critical infrastructure. The fleet will use intelligence data and advanced technology to prevent illegal activities. Commander Erik Koks announced an increase in the number of ships. NATO and Finnish authorities suspect that a Russian tanker is part of a “shadow fleet,” while incidents with Chinese ships are raising concerns.
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