Suomi mainittu Financial Times:issa. EU onnittelee Suomen virkakyöstejä ja poliittista johtoa hienosta toiminnasta.
Nyt tilanne on juridisesti ihan eri kuin aiemmissa tapauksissa, kertoo lehti kun nyt laiva tuli "vapaaehtoisesti" pysähtymään Suomen aluevesille
https://www.ft.com/content/0c208ac1-f416-41b2-a373-ec7f90b84ca8
Finland seizes Russian shadow fleet oil tanker after cable-cutting incident
Helsinki opens investigation into damaged power line in latest suspected sabotage attack on Baltic Sea infrastructure
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"Last year a Chinese container ship, the Newnew Polar Bear, cut a gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia but was not stopped by authorities as it was in international waters.
A Chinese bulk carrier, the Yi Peng 3, last month passed over two data cables between Finland and Germany and Sweden and Lithuania about the times they were severed. It stopped for a month in international waters between Denmark and Sweden.
Chinese investigators finally boarded the ship last week, with Swedish, Danish, German and Finnish representatives present as observers. But Sweden’s foreign minister criticised Beijing for not allowing the lead Swedish investigator to board or to inspect the vessel, which has now left the region.
The Eagle S case is different as the
ship voluntarily stopped inside Finnish waters, according to people familiar with the investigation, leaving no question as to jurisdiction. Ownership of the Eagle S is murky but it appears to be the only vessel owned by a Dubai company. Attempts to reach the owner on Thursday were unsuccessful."
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"The European Commission said on Thursday: “
We commend the Finnish authorities for their swift action in boarding the suspected vessel. We are working with the Finnish authorities on the ongoing investigation.“We strongly condemn any deliberate destruction of Europe’s critical infrastructure. The suspected vessel is part of Russia’s shadow fleet, which threatens security and the environment while funding Russia’s war budget. We will propose further measures, including sanctions, to target this fleet,” it