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Russian Tanker Tugged to Shore For Suspected Baltic Sea Sabotage Was Loaded With Spy Equipment
Oil ship suspected of cutting the Estlink 2 undersea cable also dropped ?sensor-type devices? in the English Channel - Eagle S is alleged to have dragged its anchor along the seabed to damage the Estlink 2 undersea cable, which provides power to Estonia AP 30 DEC 2024 NATO to increase presence in Baltic Sea following suspected cable sabotage Finnish authorities boarded the Eagle S tanker at sea after suspecting the vessel of sabotaging undersea power and internet lines on Christmas Day. The Cook Islands-registered ship was carrying Russian oil when it allegedly slowed down and dragged its anchor along the seabed to damage the Estlink 2 undersea cable, which provides power to Estonia. A Finnish coastguard crew boarded the Eagle S on Thursday and sailed the vessel to Finnish waters, a coast guard official said. The vessel is said to have been kitted out with special transmitting and receiving devices that monitor all naval activity, according to shipping journal Lloyds List citing a source with direct involvement in the ship. They were monitoring all Nato naval ships and aircraft, the source said, adding: They had all details on them. They were just matching their frequencies. Estlink 2 cables damage is the latest in a spate of disruptions to power cables and telecom links since Russias 2022 invasion of Ukraine The source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the vessel was loaded with huge portable suitcases and many laptops with Turkish and Russian-language keyboards on the ships bridge. Those on board the ship would have been aware of the spying activities but would have been threatened with their life, so everybody kept quiet, the source told the journal. They added that Eagle S had dropped sensor-type devices in the English Channel and the recording equipment had been offloaded for analysis upon reaching Russia. The source did not know if the vessel still had the equipment on board when the coastguard boarded. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9IKkzGwbCM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkliHIjuYfs .
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