The Swedish cabin on the frontline of a possible hybrid war
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The Swedish cabin on the frontline of a possible hybrid war
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Re: The Swedish cabin on the frontline of a possible hybrid war
#2Sweden is the country with most islands in the world, followed by Norway and Finland.
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/which-countries-have-the...
Re: The Swedish cabin on the frontline of a possible hybrid war
#3Even if you assume that enemies' intelligence already knows about it, then doesnt it just show that it doesn't work?
Or maybe it is just fake cabin?
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#4Why write about it then? Even if you assume that enemies' intelligence already knows about it, then doesnt it just show that it doesn't work? Or maybe it is just fake cabin?
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#5Why write about it then? Even if you assume that enemies' intelligence already knows about it, then doesnt it just show that it doesn't work? Or maybe it is just fake cabin?
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#6Why write about it then? Even if you assume that enemies' intelligence already knows about it, then doesnt it just show that it doesn't work? Or maybe it is just fake cabin?
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Literally everybody knows where they are located and can just walk and cause the service to be interrupted for a couple of days.
I assure you that foreign powers are aware of infrastructure.
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#8Good thing they have a giant neon green spindle of fiber optic cable right next to the discreet cabin to help it blend in..
Re: The Swedish cabin on the frontline of a possible hybrid war
#9Why write about it then? Even if you assume that enemies' intelligence already knows about it, then doesnt it just show that it doesn't work? Or maybe it is just fake cabin?
Additionally, a journalist would probably (reasonably) argue that writing about it exposes just how little consideration governments give to protecting this infra.