Baltic sea
Fragment of Russian missile found on beach near Klaipeda
The Lithuanian Defense Ministry confirmed that the discovered object is part of an anti-aircraft missile from the Pantsir-M complex, which is used by the Russian fleet in the Baltic Sea.
Estonia plans to build 12 new ships for the Navy
The Estonian Navy needs larger ships that can provide better seaworthiness than the current vessels.
GPS disruptions in the Baltic Sea may be influenced by Russian ships
Polish researchers have found a link between Russian ships and GPS jamming in the Baltic Sea.
Russians claim damage to their own cables in the Baltic Sea
The damage was allegedly discovered in the exclusive economic zone of Finland, and restoration work is currently underway.
Greenpeace and Nordic Ukraine Forum call on Sweden to stop Russia’s shadow fleet
Activists are calling on Stockholm to take more decisive action, as the Russian “shadow fleet” not only finances the war, but also threatens the ecology of the Baltic Sea.
Russia is preparing the ground for provocations in the Baltic Sea to discredit Ukraine
Russia may use the Baltic Sea for information manipulation against Ukraine to reduce the level of Western support.
Russia announced Ukraine’s plans to blow up a foreign ship
Russian intelligence claims that the explosion was allegedly planned so that NATO would close Russia’s access to the Baltic Sea.
EU may start detaining tankers with Russian oil in the Baltic Sea
EU considers impounding Russian oil tankers in Baltic Sea amid rising incidents with undersea cables.
Russian submarine cables break in the Baltic Sea
A broken Russian submarine cable is being repaired in the Gulf of Finland. In total, two Russian cables are damaged in the sea.
In the US and Europe, damage to cables in the Baltic Sea is considered an accident, not sabotage.
US and European officials say accidents, not sabotage, were the cause of cable damage in the Baltic Sea.
