The Russian Federation destroys communications in the Baltic Sea: it looks as NATO reacts - the Polish Admiral

According to Viceadmiral Krzysztof Yavorsky, Moscow systematically uses diversion tactics to hide the movement of his ships and prevent operations of other countries in the Baltic Sea. Russia violates mobile communications and tracking data of ships throughout the Baltic Sea, which is the danger of the vessel and the supply of energy. This statement was made by the Polish Vice Admiral Krzysztof Yavorsky, who oversees the area. About it reports Sky News.

Viceadmiral Krzysztof Yavorsky claims that Moscow systematically uses such tactics to hide the movement of his ships and prevent the operations of others in the sea that borders NATO and Russia. This is done to check how Western countries respond. "The hybrid war in the Baltic Sea is the biggest problem we face," Yavorsky said about the practice of attacking, along with attempts to violate the supply of energy and other systems.

The Commander of the Center for Naval Operations of Poland also called such actions the aggressive behavior of Russia. "They also check us as an alliance, [to see] how far they can go," he said. Russia denies the accusation of sabotage against the Western countries and, in turn, blames the West of attempting to sow discord within Russia.