a ship that was carrying Russian oil and is accused of deliberately dragging its anchor in the Baltic Sea on Dec. 25, damaging an underwater power line and four telecommunication cables.

"Our current understanding is that the drag mark in question is that of the anchor of the Eagle S vessel. We have been able to clarify this matter through underwater research," Paila told Finnish ...

The act of destroying undersea cables enables Moscow to cause significant losses to the West without crossing the threshold ...

One Maneuver ran aground on Bramble Bank after setting off from Southampton on Tuesday A cargo ship that ... power remains at anchor off the Isle of Wight awaiting an underwater inspection.

NATO allies met on Dec. 30 to address the security of critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea, following damage to undersea ...

The European Union should impose additional sanctions against the Russian shadow fleet. This issue is particularly relevant ...

NATO member Estonia has deployed a naval warship to defend its underwater power cables after a Russian vessel allegedly cut ...

Work to recover an anchor of a ship from the ... The city has since sought to study the sunken ship and determine how to utilize it by establishing an underwater archeology research center.

Marine archaeologists take measurements of the anchors - the biggest is almost 4m (13 ft) long Two 500-year-old iron ship anchors have been discovered on Mexico's Gulf Coast, potentially offering ...

Finnish authorities have disclosed details about an anchor drag related to a Russian ship suspected of sabotage ... able to clarify this matter through underwater research." ...

A British-led artificial intelligence surveillance operation has been launched to stop ships in Russia’s “shadow fleet ... line and four telecoms cables on Christmas Day by dragging its anchor across ...