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2024-12-27First seen
2025-09-29Last seen
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Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Romania
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Maritime security, Strategic competition

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Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Norway and Romania had suspected Russian drone activity and that Estonia observed three Russian MiGs entering its airspace on September 19.

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Suspected Russian activity across NATO airspace

Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Norway and Romania had suspected Russian drone activity and that Estonia observed three Russian MiGs entering its airspace on September 19.

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  1. Suspected Russian activity across NATO airspace

    UnverifiedStrategic competitionNATO airspace

    Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Norway, and Romania have all suspected Russian drone activity in recent weeks, and Estonia observed the even more serious incursion of three Russian MiGs on Sep. 19.

    Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Norway and Romania had suspected Russian drone activity and that Estonia observed three Russian MiGs entering its airspace on September 19.

    Open source report
  2. Finland seizes tanker after subsea cables are damaged

    UnverifiedMaritime securityEstlink 2 cable route between Finland and Estonia

    Finland's coast guard seized an oil tanker that is part of Russia's "shadow fleet" of vessels evading sanctions. Police claim the vessel was involved in another incident of "aggravated vandalism" that severed the Estlink 2 undersea cable between Finland and Estonia (and damaged four other subsea cables).

    Finland’s coast guard seized an oil tanker described as part of Russia’s sanctions-evading “shadow fleet.” Finnish police suspected the vessel of involvement in severing Estlink 2 and damaging four other subsea cables.

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