Concerns are growing over Russia's potential attacks on subsea cables in the Baltic Sea, with investigations revealing at least 50 suspected Russian spy ships in the area. NATO is collaborating with Baltic states to enhance the security of these vital cables, which are crucial for global internet connectivity. Analysts suggest that Russia may retaliate against the erosion of its energy monopoly by sabotaging these infrastructures. Recent incidents, including missile interference and suspected sabotage, highlight the region's vulnerabilities. NATO has increased surveillance and military spending in response to these threats. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)