Finnish authorities confirmed that a Russian‑linked tanker dragged anchor across the seabed, damaging the Estlink‑2 power cable and multiple telecommunications lines in December 2024.
2024-12-01 → 2025-01-01
Finnish authorities confirmed that a Russian‑linked tanker dragged anchor across the seabed, damaging the Estlink‑2 power cable and multiple telecommunications lines Estlink-2 power cable
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- Finnish authorities confirmed that a Russian‑linked tanker dragged anchor across the seabed, damaging the Estlink‑2 power cable and multiple telecommunications…
In December 2024, Finnish authorities confirmed that a Russian‑linked tanker dragged anchor across the seabed, damaging the Estlink‑2 power cable and multiple telecommunications lines.
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Origin: extracted from Russia’s Shadow Fleet: The Dangerous Tanker Network Threatening Global Waters · 2026-09-11 21:54