NATO Baltic Leaders Set To Boost Security After Cable 'Sabotage'

How long the potential operation will last and what kind of mandate it will have I assume will be revealed (on Tuesday),

Sarkka said,

Mark Ruttegeneral

We will also strengthen NATO's military presence in the region, and of course, we will discuss the shadow fleet and what to do about it, so we are responding and will continue to ensure no country can exploit us, control our infrastructure or disrupt our societies,

Rutte said, adding he would be attending the meeting

The actions in recent months related to the Russian shadow fleet and sabotage has prompted NATO to develop its maritime situational awareness in the Baltic Sea region,

she added