Finland is looking for an anchor from a tanker with Russian gasoline: there is a trace on the bottom, but there is no anchor
Finnish police continue to investigate the rupture of the EstLink 2 power cable in the Baltic Sea between Finland and Estonia. Patrol ships are trying to find an anchor with which a tanker with Russian gasoline could catch on the power cable.
Finnish authorities deemed the detained tanker that’s part of the fleet carrying Russian oil as not seaworthy after ...
Markku Mylly, former head of the European Maritime Safety Agency and ex-director of Finland’s Maritime Administration, told ...
Finland began a so-called port state control inspection of the detained Eagle S tanker that’s being held after undersea cable ...
The damaged cable is one of several recent incidents in the Baltic Sea under investigation as possible acts of sabotage.
G rey-zone operations, hybrid warfare, slicing the salami: there are many terms for Russia’s use of covert attacks that leave ...
The owner of the Eagle S tanker, which carries Russian gasoline and is suspected of damaging the EstLink 2 power cable ...
Finland's National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) suspects eight Eagle S crew members of offences including aggravated ...
The anchor of the suspected dark fleet tanker believed to have carried out the latest Baltic Sea cable sabotage has been ...
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