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A famous submarine designer died in Russia
Soviet and Russian submarine designer Igor Spassky died in St. Petersburg. Russian submarine designer Igor Spassky died. This was reported by the authorities of St. Petersburg. Spassky was 98 years old. According to the plans of Igor Spassky, more than 200 nuclear and diesel-electric submarines have been built since 1950. From 1974 to 2007, he…
A ship that arrived from the Russian Federation is on fire in the port of Israel (video)
The fire broke out in the engine room due to equipment malfunction and non-compliance with fire safety rules.
The Russian Federation forged the AIS data of more than 80 vessels in order to violate sanctions
Dozens of Russian ships “found themselves” at the Simferopol airport as a result of GPS spoofing.
The Russians stole 24 buoys from NATO countries on the river
Russian border guards removed more than 20 Estonian fairway buoys on the Narva River.
Egypt is forced to buy Russian wheat due to the economic crisis
Egypt’s demand for cheap wheat from Russian Black Sea ports will remain high.
A Russian reconnaissance ship was spotted in the Baltic Sea
The Nordic countries fear that the Russians can use the ship not only for espionage, but also for sabotage.
It is financially difficult for the Italian government to maintain the frozen assets of the Russian Federation
Italian authorities are currently unable to sell the frozen assets of Putin’s henchmen worth 2.3 billion euros due to financial and legal difficulties.
Theft of grain: another Russian was informed of suspicion
The captain of a Russian bulker is suspected of illegally exporting stolen Ukrainian grain from Crimea.
In Finland, a port operator subordinate to the Russian Federation was exposed
The Finnish operator Multi-Link Terminals is half owned by the Russian sub-sanctioned company Global Ports.
Russia is behind GPS navigation failures in the Baltic Sea
The Ministry of Defense of Germany believes that Moscow is most likely responsible for GPS malfunctions in the Baltic Sea region.
