Sweden is releasing the vessel Vezhen, which is believed to have damaged a data cable between Sweden and Latvia. Suspicions of sabotage are being dropped and it may instead be a matter of negligence in maritime traffic.
SwedenA large unknown submarine is being closely followed by Denmark's defense as it moves out of the Baltic Sea via the Great Belt. This is reported by Danish TV2 Fyn.
WorldEurope is becoming increasingly united on the need for a substantial military buildup. But how will it be financed? Tough battles are expected this year over demands ranging from joint loans to reduced welfare.
WorldShort alarm chains and quick responses are crucial to stop suspected cable sabotage in the Baltic Sea. This is what Niels Markussen, head of Nato's center for maritime underwater security, says to Ekot on Swedish Radio.
SwedenWhat do you do if the sun "turns black" and doesn't come back? When this frightening situation struck Stone Age Bornholm, the farmers got through the crisis in a unique way – by planting hundreds of "sun stones". Now, researchers in Copenhagen have found new explanations for the island's mysterious sun cult.
WorldFour ships are suspected of being involved in various cable breaks on the bottom of the Baltic Sea. Here are the ships.
SwedenThe prosecutor is convinced that it was the vessel Vezhen that caused the damage to a data cable between Sweden and Latvia. The shipping company has denied intentionally damaging the cable and requested that the seizure of the vessel be lifted.
CrimeA Norwegian-owned vessel suspected of involvement in cable sabotage in the Baltic Sea is allowed to leave the harbor in Tromsø in northern Norway. The investigation will continue, but we see no reason why the vessel needs to remain, says investigation leader Ronny Jørgensen.
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