Several experts are directing sharp criticism at the information that it is probably accidents – and not deliberate sabotage – behind the recent cable breaks in the Baltic Sea. You must be deaf, blind, drunk, and a complete idiot not to notice that you are dragging an anchor on the seabed for several kilometers, says Pekka Toveri, former Finnish intelligence chief.
SwedenThe Central Criminal Police in Finland have not yet found any evidence that the tanker Eagle deliberately damaged several important underwater cables in the Baltic Sea. This is reported by the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat, citing five sources familiar with the investigation.
WorldPassenger traffic to Swedish ports continues to decrease. A contributing cause is the uncertain global situation, according to the Swedish Maritime Administration.
BusinessThe cable breaks in the Baltic Sea are not due to Russian sabotage but are likely caused by accidents. This is written by the Washington Post and refers to highly placed security sources.
WorldSwedish soldiers and officers have now landed in Riga to join NATO's multinational brigade in Latvia. Finally, we are here. This is what we have been looking forward to for a long time, says Officer Erik about the feeling of being on site.
SwedenGotland and parts of Öland have been affected by intermittent but sometimes powerful GPS disruptions for at least 60 consecutive days, which impact shipping and air traffic, writes Expressen.
SwedenThe tanker Eagle S has not violated the sanctions legislation. This is stated by the Finnish Customs, reports Hufvudstadsbladet.
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