NATO Summit Highlights Finland’s Swift Intervention to Prevent Subsea Infrastructure Disaster

After a NATO summit in Helsinki, Finnish President Alexander Stubb revealed that the tanker Eagle S nearly caused more damage to subsea infrastructure before Finland intervened. Suspected of breaking cables connecting Finland and Estonia, the vessel was intercepted by Finnish forces. Concerns arise over deliberate actions targeting vital connections in the Baltic Sea region.

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Authorities Recover Anchor from Eagle S Tanker Linked to Cable Damage in Gulf of Finland

Finnish and Swedish authorities recovered the lost anchor of the dark fleet tanker Eagle S, suspected of damaging fiber-optic cables in the Gulf of Finland. The anchor was found near the Porkkala Peninsula, indicating a possible connection to the incidents. The crew is under investigation for intentional anchor dragging, raising suspicions of sabotage.

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Crew of Tanker Ship Banned from Leaving Finland Amid Subsea Damage Investigation

Seven crewmembers of the tanker Eagle S have been banned from leaving Finland after allegedly damaging subsea infrastructure in the Baltic last week. The travel ban allows suspects to continue working aboard the ship during the ongoing investigation. Finnish authorities detained the vessel in connection with a subsea cable damage incident on Christmas Day.

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