Abroad
European Foreign Ministers to Discuss Fate of Russian Base in Tartus with New Syrian Authorities
German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock and French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot are traveling to Damascus for talks with the new Syrian leadership.
Polish farmers prepare mass protest in Warsaw over imports from Ukraine and EU policy
Polish farmers have announced a large-scale rally in Warsaw. Farmers will protest against imports from Ukraine and the policies of the European Commission.
Crew of “Eagle S” tanker under investigation over damage to Baltic cables
Finland suspects at least seven crew members of the Eagle S tanker, detained over cable damage in the Baltic Sea.
NATO strengthens Baltic Sea defenses amid Russian sabotage
NATO permanent representatives agreed in Brussels to strengthen the protection of underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea.
A new ice-class ship was launched in Russia (photo)
The Russians launched the ice-class patrol ship “Nikolai Zubov”.
Baltic cable damage: new evidence emerges
Finnish police have discovered a trail of an anchor tens of kilometers long on the bottom of the Baltic Sea.
EU prepares sanctions against Russian fleet in response to damage to submarine cable
The European Union is preparing sanctions against Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” after the damage to undersea cables in the Baltic Sea.
A tanker carrying Russian oil broke down in the Bosphorus Strait
Due to a malfunction of the “Cordelia Moon” tanker, which was traveling from Yalova, Turkey to Russia, traffic in the Bosphorus in both directions was temporarily suspended.
Russian tanker failed to find LNG buyer after four months at sea
The Pioneer tanker, which was carrying LNG from the sanctioned Arctic LNG-2, has not found a buyer willing to circumvent US sanctions.
Russian oil tanker collides with cargo ship near Greece
The collision occurred south of the city of Karyst. Both ships suffered minor damage, and Greek authorities are still investigating.
