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NATO has increased its surveillance in the Baltic Sea following reports of damages to the gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia. The US-led military alliance has also dispatched minehunters to the region.
Drones, reconnaissance planes and ships have been dispatched to the Baltic Sea, a move that comes in response to recently discovered damage to critical undersea infrastructure, NATO said.
NATO is increasing air and sea patrols in the Baltic Sea after a subsea gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia ruptured earlier this month in what authorities said may have been an act of sabotage.
NATO has ramped up surveillance and reconnaissance flights following reports of possible sabotage of undersea infrastructure.
NATO announced on Oct. 19 that it will ramp up patrols of the Baltic Sea after an underwater pipeline connecting Finland to Estonia was found to be damaged on Oct. 8 in a likely deliberate act.