The Danish military confirmed Thursday it was monitoring a Chinese bulk carrier that was reportedly in the area where two undersea data cables ruptured in recent days in the Baltic Sea.

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The Danish military has confirmed it is monitoring a Chinese bulk carrier that was reportedly in the area where two undersea data cables ruptured in recent days in the Baltic Sea

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COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — The Danish military confirmed Thursday it was monitoring a Chinese bulk carrier that was reportedly in the area where two undersea data cables ruptured in recent days in the Baltic Sea. Finnish, Swedish and German authorities have launched investigations into the rupture earlier this week of two undersea cables — one between Finland and Germany, the other between Lithuania and Sweden. All are member countries of the NA…

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First Nordstream and now severed submerged internet cables have emerged severed in the Baltic Sea. The West is divided over what happened, with the United States saying it was an accident and Europe suspecting that it was sabotage, and Major General Carlos Branco assures that there are still no “definitive answers”.

Primeiro o Nordstream e agora cabos submersos de internet cortados surgiram cortados no Mar Báltico. O Ocidente divide-se sobre o que terá acontecido, com EUA a dizerem que foi um acidente e a Europa a suspeitar de que se tratou de sabotagem, e o major-general Carlos Branco garante que ainda não há “respostas definitivas”.

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A Chinese vessel has sparked major interest after it was tracked travelling near the two internet cables that were mysteriously severed on the bottom of the Baltic Sea in recent days. While it remains unclear whether the incidents were accidental or intentional, experts say that the notion that China would support its ally Russia by conducting hybrid war operations in this part of the world would be more than surprising.

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Reporters from the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten visited the Yi Peng -3 ship linked to the damage to the submarine cables. The reporters of Dansalaislehti got in touch with the crew of the Chinese ship Yi Peng 3, which attracted attention in the area during the damage to the submarine cables. Yi Peng 3 is currently anchored off Denmark. The ship has not continued its journey to its destination but has been at anchor since Tuesday. A Danish na…

Tanskalaisen Jyllands-Posten-lehden toimittajat vierailivat merikaapeleiden vaurioitumiseen linkitetyn Yi Peng -3 laivan luona. Tanskalaislehden toimittajat saivat yhteyden merikaapeleiden vaurioitumisen aikana alueella huomiota herättäneen kiinalaisalus Yi Peng 3:n miehistöön. Yi Peng 3 on tällä hetkellä ankkuroitu Tanskan edustalle. Laiva ei ole jatkanut matkaansa määränpäähänsä vaan on viipynyt ankkurissa tiistaista lähtien. Sen läheisyyteen …

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Danish journalists got in touch with the troubled Chinese ship - This is what happened

The Danes were able to get in touch with a Chinese ship suspected of being linked to cable breaks in the Baltic Sea.

Tanskalaiset saivat yhteyden kiinalaisalukseen, jonka epäillään liittyvän Itämeren kaapelirikkoihin.

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Danish newspaper got in touch with Chinese ship — this is how the ship responded

The Chinese freighter "Yi Peng 3" is said to have been in the area where two submarine cables were damaged earlier this week. It is therefore now being monitored by the Danish military. China's Foreign Ministry says it has no information about the ship.

Der chinesische Frachter „Yi Peng 3“ soll sich in dem Gebiet befunden haben, in dem Anfang der Woche zwei Unterseekabel beschädigt wurden. Deshalb wird er nun vom dänischen Militär überwacht. Chinas Außenministerium erklärt, keine Informationen über das Schiff zu haben.

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