Monday, Jan 06

Finland's Elisa reports undersea cables in the Baltic were damaged by external forces, now repaired amid heightened regional security concerns.

Saturday, Jan 04

A Finnish court upholds the seizure of the Eagle S tanker, amid allegations it damaged undersea cables in the Baltic Sea.

Friday, Jan 03

Suspicious cable-cutting incidents in the Baltic Sea signal a potential threat to European energy supplies, implicating Russia and impacting Norway's natural gas exports.

Friday, Jan 03

A Finnish court has upheld the seizure of the Eagle S oil tanker due to suspicions of causing damage to undersea cables, amidst growing tensions in the Baltic Sea.

Tuesday, Dec 31

Finnish authorities are investigating a severed undersea power cable linked to a Russian ship, raising concerns over potential sabotage in the Baltic Sea.

Tuesday, Dec 31

Finland probes anchor dragging tracks as suspicions arise over Russian sabotage of critical power and internet cables in the Baltic Sea.

Monday, Dec 30

New findings link a Russian tanker to the recent severing of undersea cables, prompting calls for sanctions from Western officials.

Monday, Dec 30

Finnish investigators identify a 60-mile seabed trail linked to suspected Russian sabotage of an underwater electricity cable, raising tensions in the region.

Monday, Dec 30

Finnish authorities probe damage to undersea cables, linking it to a Russian vessel's anchor drag, raising concerns of potential sabotage amid heightened tensions.

Monday, Dec 30

Finnish police found drag marks on the Baltic seabed linked to a damaged power line from a Russian oil tanker, escalating maritime safety concerns.