Russian Officials Blame the West for Making Them Cut Cables - Professor Gerdes Explains

Russian State Media Admits Cable Sabotage: Russian television openly discusses and celebrates the cutting of undersea cables as a tactic against NATO countries, highlighting incidents involving ships like the "Eagle S" in the Baltic Sea. 95% of global internet traffic relies on these submarine cables. We explain how these fiber optic lines work, their critical role in data transmission, and why their sabotage could disrupt communication and military operations. Delve into Russia's long-term goal of controlling the Baltic Sea and how it ties into broader military and geopolitical strategies against NATO and the EU. Analysis of Russian state media's portrayal of Europe as the aggressor, justifying further escalations, and how this influences domestic and international perceptions.