The Submerged Vulnerability: The Baltic as Europe’s New Security Frontier
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The security of underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea has emerged as a strategic priority for Europe following a sequence of events that revealed the physical and systemic fragility of gas pipelines, power interconnectors, and data cables.
The explosions that struck Nord Stream east of Bornholm in September 2022 demonstrated that a few well-placed detonations could trigger cascading effects across energy markets, security protocols, and allied trust, all targeting assets built to be invisible and therefore difficult to monitor continuously.
Key questions this report answers
- Why has the security of underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea emerged as a strategic priority for Europe?
- How did the September 2022 Nord Stream explosions east of Bornholm demonstrate that a few well-placed detonations could trigger cascading effects?
- Why are gas pipelines, power interconnectors, and data cables built to be invisible particularly difficult to monitor continuously?
- What investment and monitoring measures does protecting the Baltic as a new security frontier demand against systemic subsea fragility?
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