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Finland completes probe into Baltic Sea cable damage, suspects tanker crew
- Finland's national police completed a criminal investigation into damage to subsea cables in the Baltic Sea, suspecting the master and two officers from the tanker Eagle S.
- The investigation focused on the possible involvement of the Eagle S, a Cook Islands-registered tanker present in the area when the cables were damaged on December 25.
- Based on the investigation, the police suspect the senior officers of aggravated criminal mischief and aggravated interference with telecommunications, which could carry significant prison sentences under Finnish law.
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Finland Ends Probe Into Baltic Cable Damage_ Officially Identifies Tanker Crew Members as Suspects
Finnish police said Friday that they concluded their investigation into an oil tanker suspected of damaging several undersea cables in the Baltic Sea, officially identifying three crew members as criminal suspects. The Eagle S, registered in the Cook Islands and believed to be part of Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet,” allegedly dragged its anchor for dozens of kilometers across the seabed, damaging one electrical cable and four telecommunicatio…
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