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I don't understand the point of doing this. The cable just gets fixed and before thet the internet goes the other way for a while. They're just gonna piss every
by hsuduebc2 2y ago
I don't understand the point of doing this. The cable just gets fixed and before thet the internet goes the other way for a while. They're just gonna piss everybody off. Can you think of any logical reason, or is it just Russia's indomitable desire to do harm?
- sebazzz 2y agoJust feeling how far they can go. No-one wants to sound the war or article 5 horn. Also, seeing if the White House has any opinion on the matter - now there is a new person in charge that Russia really desired to have there.
- mantas 2y agoAt least for power cables, the point is Lithuanian/Latvian/Estonian grids. Currently they're still connected to Russian grids and frequency is controlled by Russians. But this is about to end on February 8th. On this day Lithuanian/Latvian/Estonian grids should completely disconnect from the soviet-era grids network and start keeping frequency on their own synchronised with central european grids.