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Danish Navy boarded Chinese cargo ship: who broke cables at bottom of Baltic Sea

EADaily, November 20th, 2024. Stockholm is investigating the possible involvement of the Yi Peng 3 vessel registered in China in the damage of two underwater telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea between Finland — Germany and Sweden — Lithuania

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Nov 21 2024
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Danish Navy boarded Chinese cargo ship: who broke cables at bottom of Baltic Sea

Stockholm is investigating the possible involvement of the Yi Peng 3 vessel registered in China in the damage of two underwater telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea between Finland Germany and… [+2260 chars]

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