London Accuses Russia of Reconnaissance on Undersea Cables
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British authorities have accused Russia of conducting reconnaissance on undersea cables. This is reported by RTVI. According to the source, London is also preparing an underwater surveillance system to monitor important seabed installations.
Undersea cables carry most of the internet traffic and telephone calls between countries and continents. For this reason, their security is considered an important task for many states. If cables are damaged, communications between countries may slow down or be interrupted.
In recent years, the issue of maritime infrastructure security has been discussed more and more often. Many countries speak of possible risks and the need to protect such communication lines. New technical means of monitoring the ocean floor are also being considered.
So far, open sources contain no detailed official information about which specific actions are attributed to Russia or what measures Great Britain plans to take. In the material provided, Russia has not commented on these accusations. Readers should follow new reports that may appear later.
Sources: RTVI
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