Investigations into underwater cables cut in the Baltic Sea reveal a maritime accident, not Russian sabotage.
Cristina Petrache
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Several countries involved in investigations into the disruption of critical power and communication lines on the seabed have reached a consensus on the causes of the incidents. Although there were initial suspicions of Russian involvement, the investigations have found no evidence that the ships involved acted on Moscow's instructions.
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