Finland Disconnects Last Strategic Fiber-Optic Link to Russia

Finland has officially begun the process of disconnecting a major fiber-optic link to Russia as the existing lease agreement expires. The move is part of a broader infrastructure decoupling strategy between the two nations following years of heightened security tensions. This disconnection effectively terminates direct high-speed data transit between Helsinki and St. Petersburg, forcing Russian telecommunications to rely on less direct routes through the Middle East and Asia.

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Country: Finland

Conflict: Russia-NATO Tensions

Severity: MEDIUM

Source: The Record by Recorded Future

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