The cable that connects Kaliningrad and St. Petersburg exploded in Finland’s exclusive economic zone.
In the Baltic Sea in Finland’s extraordinary economic zone, Rostelecom’s Russian cable destroyed. It was reported by local publications Yle and Rossmi on Saturday, February 8.
The Russians noted that Rostelecom’s underwater cable was damaged in the Baltic Sea. The company said the injury occurred due to external exposure, and the restoration work continues in the area.
According to Finnish publication, it is currently known about two damaged cables. One of these is a cable called Baltiics, is now fixed. The coastal guard of the Gulf of Finland controls the work, and a Russian ship is responsible for restoring the cable.
Kari Klem, a training manager in the Ministry of Employment and Economics, said the two cables flying between St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad exploded in the Gulf of Finland. The ministry was reported in the ministry on December 27th.
In the past, the cable organization work lasts for about a week depending on the weather conditions.
At the same time, the Finnish side did not notice if damage to Russian cables with cable cliffs in the Baltic Sea in 2024 was associated.
Remember, a week ago, the Latvian State Center’s Underwater Fiber -Fiber Cable of Radio and TV showing was damaged.
Source: korrespondent
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