"External interference": Another internet cable between Sweden and Lithuania has been damaged

Tuesday, Nov 19, 2024

Multiple undersea internet cables, including those between Germany/Finland and Sweden/Lithuania, have recently been damaged.

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The internet cable connecting Germany and Finland, C-Lion1, is not the only recent undersea data connection failure; shortly after its outage, Telia Lietuva reported a failure of the cable between Sweden and Lithuania (BCS East-West Interlink), which runs near the German-Finnish cable.

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