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Estonia dispatched a navy ship to patrol a 105-kilometer (65-mile) subsea power link a day after Finland seized an oil tanker ...

NATO member Estonia has deployed a naval warship to defend its underwater power cables after a Russian vessel allegedly cut one of the wires in yet another act of sabotage against the allied nations.