Sweden Closes Sabotage Probe into Damaged Baltic Sea Cable
Swedish prosecutors have formally closed a sabotage investigation into damage done to a Baltic Sea cable linking Sweden and Latvia in January.
According to Sweden's intelligence service, Säpo, the communications cable was damaged accidentally due to "bad weather, faulty equipment and poor seamanship", rather than sabotage.
Bad weather, faulty equipment and poor seamanship were to blame.
The incident was investigated by Swedish prosecutors, who have now closed the case.
Author's summary: Sweden closes sabotage probe into damaged Baltic Sea cable.