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Sabotage or Accident? What's causing Baltic cable cuts and why does it matter?
Why is there so much disagreement about whether subsea cables are being deliberately cut in the Baltics, and ultimately, does it really matter?
By Jack Haddon
Deputy Editor, The Tech Capital
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