MILAN — Following a series of sabotage incidents against underwater infrastructure, NATO has launched a maritime patrol mission in the Baltic Sea that will include frigates, naval drones, submarines and surveillance aircraft in a show of force against a shadowy fleet of vessels suspected of doing Moscow’s bidding.The operation, dubbed “Baltic Sentry,” will dispatch national contributions as well as joint assets to the strategically located body …

The Express Tribune

Pakistan

NATO launches Baltic Sea patrols

After a series of sabotage actions in the Baltic Sea, NATO is to significantly increase its efforts in the region. The Western alliance is sending extra ships to monitor the Russian shadow fleet and promises to act decisively in the event of new incidents.

Na een reeks sabotage-acties in de Oostzee gaat de NAVO haar inspanningen in de regio gevoelig opschroeven. De westerse alliantie stuurt extra schepen om de Russische schaduwvloot te surveilleren en belooft kordaat te zullen optreden bij nieuwe incidenten.

NAVO voert aanwezigheid fors op in strijd om de Oostzee: “Bedreigingen zullen gevolgen hebben”

Het Belang van Limburg

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Hasselt

Limburg

Flanders

Belgium

NATO significantly increases presence in battle for Baltic Sea: “Threats will have consequences”

Het Nieuwsblad

NATO announced the Baltic Sentry surveillance operation on Tuesday.

Nato kertoi Baltic Sentry -valvontaoperaatiosta tiistaina.

Nato-aluksia ilmestyi Itämerelle – tällaisia ne ovat

Ilta-Sanomat

Sanoma

Finland

NATO ships appeared in the Baltic Sea – this is what they look like

NATO's presence in the Baltic Sea is increasing. NATO says the German ship FSG Datteln and the Dutch HNLMS Luymes have arrived in the Baltic Sea as part of a NATO surveillance operation. The defense alliance reports on the matter on the messaging service X. NATO uses the subject tag Baltic Sentry in its publication.

Naton läsnäolo Itämerellä lisääntyy. Nato kertoo saksalaisalus FSG Dattelnin ja hollantilaisen HNLMS Luymesin saapuneen Itämerelle osana Naton valvontaoperaatiota. Asiasta puolustusliittouma kertoo viestipalvelu X:ssä. Nato käyttää julkaisussaan aihetunnistetta Baltic Sentry.

Nato lähetti Itämerelle kaksi alusta – Tämä on niiden tehtävä

Iltalehti

Alma Media

NATO sent two ships to the Baltic Sea – This is their mission

Gazet van Antwerpen

The NATO military alliance said Tuesday it would launch a Baltic Sea monitoring mission following the suspected sabotage of undersea cables in recent months.
Several telecom and power cables have been severed with experts and politicians accusing Russia of orchestrating a hybrid war against the West as the two sides square off over Ukraine.
The "Baltic Sentry" mission would involve "frigates and maritime patrol aircraft" among other assets, NATO…

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NATO is launching a new mission to enhance the defense of member states’ critical infrastructure in the Baltic region, Secretary General Mark Rutte announced at the alliance’s Baltic Sea Allies Summit on Tuesday. Named Baltic Sentry, the mission will involve frigates and maritime patrol aircraft operating in the Baltic Sea. Rutte also said a small fleet of naval drones will be deployed, and NATO will work with allies to integrate their national …

Meduza

Riga

Latvia

NATO launches Baltic Sea patrol mission to safeguard underwater infrastructure

Nato has launched a new mission to increase the surveillance of ships in the Baltic Sea after critical undersea cables were damaged or severed last year. Nato chief Mark Rutte said the mission, dubbed “Baltic Sentry”, would involve more patrol aircraft, warships and drones. His announcement was made at a summit in Helsinki attended by all Nato countries perched on the Baltic Sea – Finland, Estonia, Den­mark, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland an…

Ghanaian Times

Accra

Accra Metropolis

Greater Accra Region

Ghana

Nato launches new mission to protect crucial undersea cables

Can the Baltic Sea be protected against acts of sabotage? Not completely, says expert Brake. So far, however, there have only been attacks below "the threshold of open war."

Kann die Ostsee gegen Sabotageakte geschützt werden? Nicht komplett, sagt Experte Brake. Bislang habe es aber nur Angriffe unterhalb "der Schwelle des offenen Krieges" gegeben.

NATO launches Baltic patrol mission, eyes standard for detaining ships

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