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Zitat von qbz

Das bleibt für mich solange eine Geschichte eines Verdächtigen (zur Entlastung? oder?), wie dazu keine Beweise vorgelegt und geprüft und ein Urteil gesprochen ist.

Ähnlich wie bei den Unterseekabeln: Kabelsalat in der Ostsee: Zwischen Fakten und Fiktion: In der Ostsee häufen sich beschädigte Seekabel. Der Westen macht Russland verantwortlich, doch die Washington Post weist in eine andere Richtung. Eine Betrachtung.

Ah Telepolis. Bekannt für neutrale Berichterstattung.

Lesen wir mal den WP Artikel:

Despite advances in undersea surveillance capabilities, attributing attacks has proved difficult.
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At least two of the ships suspected of causing damage appear to have dragged their anchors 100 miles or more across seafloor. A ship that dropped an anchor by accident, Toveri said, would immediately be dragged so noticeably off course that crews would scramble to bring the vessel to a stop and assess the damage.
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“The most important thing in any hybrid operation is deniability,” Toveri said. Russia’s security services may have succeeded in not leaving “any proof that would hold up in court,” he said, but to conclude that they were accidents “is total B.S.”
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The probes center on three incidents over the past 18 months in which ships traveling to or from Russian ports were suspected of severing key links in a vast underwater network of conduits that carry gas, electricity and internet traffic to millions of people across northern Europe.

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