Baltic Sea
1 development across 1 briefing for this place.
- Countries
- Unspecified
- Categories
- Maritime security
Latest linked intelligence
Baltic investigators believe the bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 dragged its anchor for more than 160 kilometers across two undersea cables. Investigators suspected possible Russian intelligence involvement but not Chinese government direction, while the Kremlin rejected the allegation.
Unverified development · updated through
Investigators suspect deliberate anchor-dragging in Baltic cable damage
Baltic investigators believe the bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 dragged its anchor for more than 160 kilometers across two undersea cables. Investigators suspected possible Russian intelligence involvement but not Chinese government direction, while the Kremlin rejected the allegation.
Open source reportChronology
Development timeline
Investigators suspect deliberate anchor-dragging in Baltic cable damage
Investigators believe the Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 deliberately dragged its anchor along the seabed for more than 100 miles (160 km) and across the two affected cables.
Baltic investigators believe the bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 dragged its anchor for more than 160 kilometers across two undersea cables. Investigators suspected possible Russian intelligence involvement but not Chinese government direction, while the Kremlin rejected the allegation.
Open source report