LONDON -- NATO's deployment of a patrol and surveillance fleet to the Baltic Sea has kept "gray zone" attacks at bay, a commander told Nikkei Asia, as efforts gain pace to protect undersea cables from sabotage by Russia, China and other actors.
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A helicopter lands on Swedish patrol ship HMS Carlskrona in February as part of NATO's Operation Baltic Sentry. (TT News Agency via Reuters)
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