Rising Threats to Subsea Infrastructure in the Baltic Sea

Finland's Environment and Climate Minister, Kai Mykkanen, highlighted growing threats to subsea infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region, emphasizing the need for increased vigilance and security measures to protect vital assets and marine ecosystems.

Finland has reported growing threats to subsea infrastructure in the Baltic Sea area, a pressing issue brought to light by the country's Environment and Climate Minister, Kai Mykkanen, on Friday.

According to Minister Mykkanen, the situation demands heightened vigilance and enhanced security protocols to safeguard these critical underwater assets from potential threats.

The Baltic Sea region's subsea infrastructure is essential for maintaining marine ecosystems and supporting economic activities, making its protection a matter of national and environmental security.

(With inputs from agencies.)