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Stockholm urges Chinese cargo ship to return to Swedish waters for undersea cable investigation

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Stockholm urges Chinese cargo ship to return to Swedish waters for undersea cable investigation

Stockholm urges Chinese cargo ship to return to Swedish waters for undersea cable investigation

The Chinese cargo ship Yi Peng 3 became a suspect after two Baltic Sea fibre optic cables were damaged.


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The Yi Peng 3 has been anchored in the Kattegat Sea for a month while diplomats in Stockholm and Beijing discussed access to the vessel.

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NATO to step up Baltic Sea patrols after Finland-Estonia power cable damage [Video]

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NATO to boost Baltic Sea presence after suspected undersea cable sabotage

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Police in Finland move ship suspected of undersea cable damage closer to port [Video]

Police in Finland move ship suspected of undersea cable damage closer to port

The Helsinki police department say the vessel, which was boarded on Thursday, was moved to inner anchorage near Porvoo as a better place to carry out an investigation.

Credit: euronews (in English)     Duration: 01:00Published