Finland’s navy chief says Russia’s presence in the Baltic Sea may have peaked for now
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The Russian naval presence in the Baltic Sea may have reached the limits of Moscow’s peacetime ability to project power in the region, Finnish Navy Commander Rear Admiral Tuomas Tiilikainen told Sky News. “The situation at sea is tense but stable,” Tiilikainen said. He said there was no need for further escalation at the moment, but rather for actions to reduce tensions. NATO reports decline in Russian patrols Tiilikainen pointed to two possible…
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Russia may have reached the limits of its "peacetime" force capability in the Baltic Sea, Navy Commander Tuomas Tiilikainen tells British channel Sky News.
The situation in the Baltic Sea remains tense, but stable. 🌊🇺🇦 The commander-in-chief of the Finnish Navy noted that the Russian Navy may have reached the limit of its “peaceful” capabilities, and it is important to monitor their activities. Will the region be safe?
Russia has probably reached the limit of its “peaceful” capabilities to project a force in the Baltic Sea, with the situation at sea “tense” but “stable”.
Finland's Navy Chief Says Russia's Presence In The Baltic Sea May Have Peaked For Now
Rear Admiral Tuomas Tiilikainen was speaking to Sky News as a team of US Marines briefly joined a NATO mission tasked with detecting and deterring hostile Russian activity in the area. This includes attempts by sanctioned Russia-linked shadow fleet vessels to damage or spy on vital underwater data cables, power lines and other critical infrastructure. […]
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