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Russian television admitted: We are cutting cables in the Baltic Sea A Duma member of parliament stated that the Baltic Sea is now a theater of war. Russian state television explicitly stated that Moscow is behind the Baltic Sea cable breaks The program discussed the situation in the Baltic Sea, the latest cable break, and the Eagle S vessel, which was stopped in Finland under suspicion of the acts One of the program's hosts, propagandist Ivan Trushkin, asks on the video why the cables are being cut Duma member Aleksander Kazakov states directly that the cable incidents are a military matter, not "pirate stories" He says that the Baltic Sea has become a stage for military operations Kazakov continues that Moscow is currently seeking to "liberate" the Black Sea and restore Russia's position as a maritime power in the region He claims, in line with Russian propaganda, that this is to counter "NATO's plans" Kazakov seems to admit directly that Russia is behind the sabotage of underwater infrastructure He states, "What's happening there is an escalation in response to Ukraine's aggressive actions. We said, 'Let's harm NATO, for example, by cutting their cables'. There you go, we're cutting them," Another host, Andrei Norkin, refers to the fiery writings of former Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and states that Russia must ensure that Europe suffers after Russia's war of aggression in Ukraine is over Kazakov and the host smirk together that "Europe must be punished" Norkin envisions, among other things, "migrant demonstrations" and states that Medvedev practically said that European cables should be cut Kazakov responds that Russia can only take the Baltic Sea by land He says that Russia needs the Suwalki corridor from Kaliningrad to Leningrad He also says that they are provoking an escalation of the situation in the Baltic Sea to get something to respond to Kazakov's speeches elicit interjections from the hosts and other guests. Finally, researcher Georg Mirzajan exclaims, "Let's attack Estonia then" Kazakov replies, seemingly implying that Russia should attack all the Baltic countries Norkin then continues by joking that Kazakov will "still reach the islands by the end of the program," apparently referring to Åland and Gotland These have been frequent topics of Russian propaganda.