US EditionSuspicious Maneuver in the Atlantic. Russian Tanker "Swimmed over Undersea Cable"
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The Norwegian military has released footage of the Apple, a ship associated with the Russian shadow fleet, maintaining a position over an undersea cable running to the Globus Radar Station in northern Norway for eight hours. The ship's captain had previously reported alleged propulsion problems.
Norway is raising concerns about a possible reconnaissance operation by Russia's shadow fleet. The tanker Apple maintained its position over a submarine cable leading to the strategic Globus radar station in the north of the country for eight hours, despite earlier declarations of a propulsion failure. Military officials say the vessel may have been deliberately mapping critical NATO infrastructure.
The Russian tanker Apple held a position over a submarine fiber-optic cable leading to the Globus radar station in northern Norway for eight hours. Norwegian intelligence suspects this was a deliberate reconnaissance operation by a Russian "shadow fleet."
The Norwegian military indicates that the tanker "Apple," linked to the Russian shadow fleet, maneuvered over a NATO cable, which may indicate reconnaissance activities of critical infrastructure. The article "Ship "Apple" over NATO cable. Norway indicates possible activity of Russian shadow fleet" comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
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