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.

Customs officials have seized tens of thousands of tons of fuel transported from Russia by the tanker Eagle S. The crew of this ship is suspected of damaging the EstLink 2 underwater power cable in the Gulf of Finland.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Friday said the alliance will increase patrols in the Baltic Sea region after Finland seized an oil tanker suspected of having damaged undersea power and internet cables this week.

Estonia has ramped up its defensive measures in the Baltic Sea following allegations of Russian sabotage targeting critical undersea infrastructure. In response to the suspected damage to the Estlink 2 power cable,

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The NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced an increase in the Alliance's military presence in the Baltic Sea after a conversation with Finnish President Alexander Stubb. NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte,