Estlink 2 Anchor Damage 'Just an Accident,' Says Eagle S Captain
Captain Davit Vadatchkoria denies intentional damage to undersea cables, calling it a marine accident; Finnish prosecutors allege deliberate interference causing over $70 million in damages.
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Tanker captain accused of Baltic cable cut tells Finland's YLE he is 'innocent'
HELSINKI - The Georgian captain of an oil tanker that damaged undersea cables in the Baltic Sea in late 2024 denied any wrongdoing, describing the incident as \"a marine accident\" in an interview with Finland's public broadcaster on Thursday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Captain Defends Crew Over Subsea Cable Incident in Helsinki Trial - mfame.guru
The captain described the subsea cable incident as a “marine accident,” denying any deliberate action by the crew in the Helsinki Trial. No bridge alarms or vessel signs indicated anchor dragging; weather and engine issues were cited as reasons for reduced speed. Authorities conducted a boarding operation that the captain described as unsafe, seizing crew belongings and questioning personnel individually. Investigations found no espionage equipm…
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