Følg med i historien om det kinesiske skib, Yi Peng 3, der har trukket opmærksomheden i en sag om mulig sabotage af datakabler i Østersøen.
I en dramatisk udvikling på Østersøen har den danske marine taget det kinesiske fragtskib Yi Peng 3 til fange, som er mistænkt for at have beskadiget kritiske telekommunikationskabler. Begivenheden fandt sted den 19. november, da danske skibe, herunder Y311 Søløven, observerede det 23 år gamle skib, captained af en russisk officer, og besluttede at intervenere. Med al teknik og overvågning, der følger med moderne spionage, har denne sag fanget journalistisk opmærksomhed i hele Skandinavien. Det er en historie fyldt med mystik og international spænding, der kan minde om en plotvending i en thrillerfilm.
Under efterforskningen er det kommet frem, at Yi Peng 3 havde bevæget sig tæt på de områder, hvor datakablerne blev skadet – hvilket ikke kan betragtes som en tilfældighed. Svenske og finske medier har intensiveret dækningen, og nu flokkes eksperter om at analyserer det mulige motivationslag, herunder spørgsmålet om, hvorvidt det er en del af en større geopolitisk spil. At et skib, der er registreret i Kina og captained af en russisk officer, befinder sig i denne konfrontation, gør kun situationen mere kompleks.
Samtidig har en juridisk ekspert udtalt til Newsweek, at efterforskningen kan tage årevis og muligvis involvere både internationale domstole og diplomatiske forhandlinger. Alt dette sker i skyggen af tidligere hændelser, hvor kinesiske skibe har været involveret i relaterede bombastiske situationer i Østersø-området. Hvad er egentlig hændelsen omkring Yi Peng 3, og hvordan vil den påvirke fremtidige relationer mellem Danmark, Sverige og Kina?
I takt med at efterforskningen fortsætter, vokser mysteriet om, hvad der egentlig skete i de kølige vande over Østersøens bund. Hvad angår undersea kommunikationskabler, har de ikke kun betydning for internettet, men også for den globale økonomi og national sikkerhed. På den lysere side er der en sjov kendsgerning: Østersøen er også hjemsted for en rig biodiversitet, inklusive mere end 1800 marine arter! Så mens der er drama oven vande, river livet under overfladen for at tilpasse sig ændringerne.
Swedish public broadcaster SVT and several Finnish media outlets reported that two Danish navy ships shadowed the cargo vessel as it sailed out of the ...
The Danish Navy has detained the Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3, which is suspected of damaging telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea.**
On November 19, the Chinese vessel Yi Peng 3, captained by a Russian officer, was intercepted and boarded by the Danish Navy vessel Y311 Søløven after it ...
Authorities are investigating the Chinese vessel 'Yi Peng 3' for its suspected involvement in sabotage of underwater cables in the Baltic Sea.
In likely repeat of 2023 incident, a Chinese vessel is investigated for damaging subsea Baltic internet connection.
A Chinese-registered vessel on its way from the Russian port of Ust-Luga to Port Said in Egypt passed close to both the cables around the time each was cut.
A Chinese ship is once again at the centre of a European infrastructure attack. Yi Peng 3, a 23-year-old panamax bulk carrier owned by Ningbo Yipeng ...
"The investigation could span years," legal expert Ben Knowles has told Newsweek about the cutting of the cables.
Swedish investigators looking into movements of bulk carrier travelling from Russia to Egypt.
Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 was anchored in the Kattegat strait between Denmark and Sweden on Wednesday, with a Danish navy patrol ship at anchor nearby, ...
A Chinese-flagged cargo ship draws attention after undersea internet cables were severed, leading European countries to investigate possible sabotage.
A Chinese-registered bulk carrier is being investigated for potentially damaging two subsea cables in the Baltic Sea. The Yi Peng 3 sailed over both the ...
Investigators are gathering evidence at two Baltic sites while Danish navy is shadowing a Chinese cargo ship.
Denmark's military said it was staying close to a Chinese ship, days after two fiber-optic data telecommunication cables in the Baltic Sea were severed.
The Danish military says it is staying close to a Chinese ship in the country's waters amid an investigation into damage caused to underwater cables in the ...
The Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3, right, is anchored and being monitored by a Danish naval patrol vessel in the Kattegat strait, near the city of Granaa in ...
The Yi Peng 3, owned by Ningbo Yipeng Shipping and flying a Chinese flag, departed the Russian port of Ust-Luga on 15 November. It travelled through the.
Investigators are trying to crack the mystery of how two undersea internet cables in the Baltic Sea were cut within hours of each other, with European ...