Sabotage of telecoms masts reignite Swedish security fears

By Martin Lindstam STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The mysterious suspected sabotage of three telecommunications masts, key parts of Sweden's infrastructure, has reignited fears of foreign spies and the readiness of depleted security services in a country on the frontline of growing tensions with Russia. A 300-metre high mast in southwestern Sweden collapsed on Sunday in what police say was sabotage. "It could be something international, that they want to test what happens when taking out a mast like this