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Captain Denies Intentionally Dragging Anchor That Cut Baltic Cable

Summary by The Moscow Times
The captain of a ship believed to belong to Russia's so-called shadow fleet on Friday denied intentionally dragging an anchor that damaged Baltic Sea cables in an alleged act of sabotage.

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Captain Denies Intentionally Dragging Anchor That Cut Baltic Cable

The captain of a ship believed to belong to Russia's so-called shadow fleet on Friday denied intentionally dragging an anchor that damaged Baltic Sea cables in an alleged act of sabotage.

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MARINE & OCÉANSMARINE & OCÉANS

Breaking Cables in the Baltic Sea: the Master of a Ship Pleads for Lack of Negligence

Helsinki, 5 Sept 2025 (AFP) – The captain of a ship suspected of belonging to the Russian "phantom fleet" apologized on Friday for the breakage of cables caused by the anchor of his ship in the Baltic Sea, without succeeding in explaining it, during a hearing before a court in Helsinki. The commander and two senior officers of the tanker [...]

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MARINE & OCÉANS broke the news in on Friday, September 5, 2025.
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