Donald Tusk suggests creating a "maritime police" to protect the Baltic Sea from Russian threats. The initiative comes after the recent damage to an underwater telecommunications cable between Finland and Germany.

The Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, said in the middle that he wanted to launch the program "Viiskovo-morskoy politi", so that he could protect the Baltic Sea from the Russian floods. About such an initiative, Tusk stated that there was a serious sabotage on the last minute's water telecommunications cable. Pro tse UNN povidomly iz posilannyam on Politico.

Speaking to reporters in Warsaw ahead of a summit of Nordic and Baltic leaders in Sweden, Tusk said the initiative would be "a joint venture between countries in the Baltic Sea that feel equally threatened by Russia.

"If Europe is united, then Russia is a technological, financial and economic dwarf in relation to Europe," he added. "But if Europe is divided, then Russia poses a threat to each European country individually.

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On November 18, it was reportedthat the C-Lion1 telecommunications cable between Helsinki and Rostock stopped working.

Sweden is currently investigating damage to two data cables in the Baltic Sea, investigating the involvement of the Chinese ship Yi Peng 3. Germany considers the incident an act of hybrid warfare.

Moscow, which stepped up a hybrid warfare campaign in Europe after a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, called the suggestion that Russia was involved in cable breakage "ridiculous." Beijing also denies any involvement.

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Nine countries-Sweden, Denmark, Russia, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Germany and Poland — border the Baltic Sea. The Russian Navy is based in St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad.