On Thursday, Estonia's government convened an extraordinary meeting to address the disruption of the Estlink-2 power cable, which transmits electricity from Finland. The cable went offline shortly after noon on Wednesday, prompting concerns among officials following previous incidents of sabotage to undersea cables in the region.
Prime Minister Kristen Michal stated that despite the holiday season, efforts were underway to identify the cause of the Estlink-2 disconnection. Collaborative work between Estonia and Finland has been ongoing to resolve the issue, with the government planning an urgent meeting and maintaining close communication with Nordic-Baltic partners.
