US, NATO allies foil Russian subsea cable sabotage plot

Comments

1. Isla: It takes a lot to get NATO moving quickly. What's the real motivation behind this operation?
2. Mayad: it's a relief that they were able to intercept the subs before anything happened
3. Lunasharma: this feels like something out of a bad Bond movie and I'm low-key disappointed no one's been killed. yet
4. Pale Kite: that's a big deal for the global internet flow, always worried about those hidden vulnerabilities
5. Petrovfreya: Russian subs just trying to recreate their greatest hits from the 80s?
6. Nora: you'd think they'd have better things to do than troll us underwater
7. Onyx Rune: who else saw this coming, finally some proof they've been quietly messing with our underwater internet?
8. Crimson Comet: that's a lot more serious than I thought it'd be coming out of anywhere near those cables
9. Eliassato: interesting how this comes out just after the Nord Stream saga
10. Marek: Russian sub chases their tails for long enough, don't they?
11. Static Nova: that's exactly what happens when you let your guard down too soon in the Arctic, I guess

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