Maritime law has to be changed to protect undersea infrastructure, Estonia says
Centuries-old international maritime law has to be updated to outlaw damage to undersea infrastructure such as cables and pipelines, the Estonian justice minister told Reuters after cables connecting it to Finland were again damaged this week.
Estonia dispatched a navy ship to patrol a 105-kilometer (65-mile) subsea power link a day after Finland seized an oil tanker ...
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General Mark Rutte says the military alliance will step up patrols in the Baltic Sea area as Finnish investigators work to ...
The city of Narva, squeezed along Estonia's border with Russia, has been at the center of efforts to resist what it claims ...
Estonia announced on Friday that the country will send its naval patrols near the Estlink 1 electricity cable connecting it ...
The Estonian Navy deployed a patrol boat a day after Finland seized a ship believed to be part of Russia's "shadow fleet." ...
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Russia may try to seize part of Estonia - PoliticoRussia may try to seize part of Estonia. The city of Narva, located between Estonia and Russia, could become the place where ...
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Concerns grow over Russia’s possible plans to claim Estonian landEstonia is raising alarms about increasing Russian provocations near the border city of Narva, including satellite signal ...
A vessel delivering oil for Russia was detained by Finland authorities on Thursday in connection with an undersea cable ...
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