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Tom's Hardware October 23, 2026 By Ben Stockton neutral

UK proposes 14-year prison sentences for undersea cable saboteurs amid Russian trawler threats

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The UK government has outlined plans for new powers and criminal offences to help protect undersea cables in UK waters amid fears of Russian interference.
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