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Sweden Seizes Ship in Investigation of Damaged Baltic Sea Cable

Sweden has seized a ship suspected of damaging an undersea cable in the Baltic Sea, according to Sweden's Security Service.
Latvia reported damage to a data cable connecting it to Sweden, prompting a criminal investigation by Latvian authorities.
NATO has launched a new monitoring mission in the Baltic Sea to protect undersea infrastructure amid rising threats.
The damaged cable is owned by Latvia's State Radio and Television Centre, which confirmed disruptions in data transmission services due to external factors.

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