Swedish authorities in crisis talks over telecom 'sabotage'

Wednesday May 25 the Swedish parliament is scheduled to vote for the very controversial NATO "host country" agreement. In short this means NATO forces will be able to operate out of Sweden in case of a nearby (meaning the baltics) military crisis.

Starting about ten days ago, Sweden has experienced a highly abnormal level of outages in various services:

May 4: A cable was cut for a communications mast that was essential for the rescue services in; in southern Sweden.

May 15: a 330 meter tall transmitter tower outside of Gothenburg was sabotaged and fell down. This caused an outage in TV, Radio and emergency services in the area. Police later found very obvious evidence of sabotage.

May 18: Nation-wide: the 911 service had "operational disturbances" which blocked emergency calls for 20 minutes.

May 19: The radio/tv house in Gothenburg (second largest swedish city) was completely our for a couple of hours after "network issues"

May 19: The Swedish airspace was completely shut down during ~4 hours due to ATC system disturbances.

May 19: Bredbandsbolaget/Telenor, one of the top two largest consumer ISPs were completely down for 4-8 hours.