Finnish police: Seven Eagle S crew members banned from traveling

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Eagle S crew members banned from leaving Finland due to allegedly damaged subsea infrastructure

Seven out of twenty-four crew members of the tanker Eagle S have been banned from leaving Finland due to alleged damage to the subsea cable in th...

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Seven members of the Eagle S crew remain in detention in Finland, after the first results of the police investigation support the assumption that the Russian phantom oil tanker is responsible for the destruction of the Estlink 2 electric cable and three other data connections along the Baltic Sea bed last Christmas. According to the police, they have been forbidden to travel, although no prison arrest has been carried out, to ensure that the pre…

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Finland Imposes Travel Ban On Crew Of Cable-Cutting Tanker, Prepares To Inspect - Nemos News Network

Following the seizure of the Eagle S, an oil tanker that departed from the Russian port of Ust-Luga on Christmas Day and is suspected of intentionally dragging its anchor in the Baltic Sea, causing damage to submarine cables—including the Estlink 2 power cable and four telecommunications cables—Finnish authorities have imposed a travel ban on the […]

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Finland Imposes Travel Ban on Tanker Crew Amid Cable Sabotage Probe

Finnish law enforcement authorities imposed a travel ban on seven crew members of the oil tanker Eagle S as part of an ongoing investigation into the severing of an undersea power cable in the Gulf of Finland last month, the Nordic country’s National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said late Tuesday.

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Finnish police probing seven sailors over cut cables

Finnish police said today that seven sailors from the Eagle S tanker suspected of last week cutting an undersea power cable between Finland and Estonia are targets of a sabotage investigation.

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Finnish police probing 7 sailors over cut cables

HELSINKI - Finnish police said Tuesday that seven sailors from the Eagle S tanker suspected of last week cutting an undersea power cable between Finland and Estonia are targets of a sabotage investigation and have been banned from leaving the country.