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Denmark and Norway continue to investigate damaged cables in Baltic Sea

Nov. 21, 2024 - 14:23 By euronews (in English)

Concerns are growing over cables carrying internet data being cut or damaged, with cases reported in a number of European countries including Germany, Finland, Sweden and Lithuania.