Russian ships spying on North Sea infrastructure
6 months ago

Russian ships spying on North Sea infrastructure

NL Times  

Non-military Russian ships have been spying on pipelines and cables in the North Sea for years, and it is happening on a much larger scale than was previously known, the Belgian newspaper De Tijd wrote based on research it conducted with Follow the Money. According to De Tijd and FTM, 167 non-military Russian ships have carried out 945 suspicious actions near critical infrastructure in the North Sea over the past ten years. The “suspicious actions” happened in the economic zones of the North Sea countries Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Norway. On the contrary, that happens very often, even with non-Russian ships,” Thomas De Spiegelaere, spokesperson for the Directorate General of Shipping, told De Tijd.

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