Baltic sea

NATO member states will discuss strengthening maritime security in the Finnish capital amid damage to critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea.

Denmark and Sweden are currently monitoring two Russian ships that have been circling a small area in the Kattegat Strait in the Baltic Sea for at least two days.

The ships will maneuver near energy and communication cables, acting mainly as a deterrent and making it difficult for possible sabotage.

The anchor of the Eagle S, a tanker detained for damaging underwater cables, has been raised from the bottom of the Gulf of Finland in the eastern Baltic Sea.

Polish fishermen have encountered GPS navigation disruptions in northern Poland in the Baltic Sea.

Finland suspects at least seven crew members of the Eagle S tanker, detained over cable damage in the Baltic Sea.

NATO permanent representatives agreed in Brussels to strengthen the protection of underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea.

The European Union is preparing sanctions against Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” after the damage to undersea cables in the Baltic Sea.

Russian intelligence services are likely behind the damage to underwater communication cables in the Baltic Sea.

German investigators have uncovered new evidence indicating deliberate damage to communications cables at the bottom of the Baltic Sea in mid-November.