Suspicion Rises Over Chinese Ship Near Severed Internet Cables

The Chinese ship Yi Peng 3 has come under scrutiny after being spotted near two undersea internet cables in the Baltic Sea that were severed recently. This incident has raised alarm bells regarding the security of international communication infrastructure, particularly affecting internet connectivity between Finland, Germany, Sweden, and Lithuania.

Currently anchored in the Kattegat, off the coast of Denmark, the Yi Peng 3 is being monitored by Danish naval vessels. The presence of another Danish ship, the HDMS Soloven, has further fueled suspicions about the Chinese vessel's activities. Marine traffic data has shown the unusual proximity of the Yi Peng 3 to these naval ships, prompting investigations by Swedish and Finnish authorities.

While officials have not confirmed whether the ship has been detained or inspected, the situation underscores growing concerns over the security of undersea cables, which are vital for global internet connectivity. This incident follows previous accusations against Chinese vessels regarding their activities near critical marine infrastructure.

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