Event 50316678-975f-4448-8feb-d1e8beae07f0

Approved event from Hybrid War Tracker

Status: Approved Confidence: Low Category: Sabotage Country: China Country: Denmark Country: Finland Country: Germany
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Event Time
1y ago
Created
1mo ago
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Updated
1mo ago

Summary

Headline: The manager of the Chinese ship that was spinning near the cable damage tells HS his understanding of what is happening on the ship now

Short Summary: Chinese ship Zhi Peng 3 manager claims routine voyage and no outside contact despite ship's presence near damaged Baltic undersea cables.

Description

The manager of the Chinese ship NewNew Polar Bear (Zhi Peng 3) that was seen near damaged undersea cables in the Baltic Sea responded to an interview regarding the activities of the ship and its crew. The interview revealed that the company receives daily reports from the crew, that the journey had been routine, and the crew had no contact with outside parties. The company also denied responsibility for the cable damage, stating they were waiting for further orders.

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The manager of the Chinese ship that was spinning near the cable damage tells HS his understanding of what is happening on the ship now.
"I know the ship is docked there, but haven't been in touch with the crew," says Tong.
"There has been nothing unusual about them, but 'the journey of the entire crew has been quite ordinary'. He has only heard about cable crises on the internet."
"We are waiting for an order from the company," the ship had replied when the Danes asked why the ship stopped on Tuesday.
The captain of the ship is named Zhou Bin. The information provided by Tong matches the documents published by the Russian media.
According to MarineTraffic data shows that a Danish pilot boarded the Chinese ship on Tuesday morning. From the incident information of the Chinese vessel, it appeared that later on Tuesday the pilot of another Danish pilot boat also boarded the vessel.

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