An undersea data cable, ‘C-Lion1’, between Germany and Finland has been found damaged, raising concerns of possible external interference. Both governments expressed deep concern and are launching an investigation. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in European security amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. Cinia, the Finnish telecom firm overseeing the cable, reported the break occurred outside busy shipping lanes and emphasized that external forces are likely responsible. Repairs may take up to two weeks, and other data connections remain intact, ensuring no disruption to internet services.