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Estonian Navy Says It Tried to Detain One of Russian 'Shadow Fleet' in Baltic Sea
RIGA (Reuters) - The Estonian Navy said it attempted on Tuesday to detain a Russia-bound oil tanker under sanction by Britain, saying it sailed illegally without a flag, but did not board it when it refused to cooperate, instead escorting it to Russian waters.
Estonia warned on Thursday that Russia appears willing to defend with military force its shadow fleet of aging tankers ...
Russia has made it clear to Estonia and Germany that the tankers on which Russian oil is transported in the Baltic Straits ...
A Russian Su-35 violated Estonian airspace on May 13, 2025, to disrupt efforts to inspect a ghost fleet tanker, escalating ...
Tensions in the Gulf of Finland escalated after a Russian warplane violated NATO airspace while shielding a shadow fleet ...
Russian and Nato fighter jets faced off in a confrontation above the Baltic Sea, after Estonia tried to detain a sanctioned ...
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The North Atlantic Alliance is in contact with the Estonian government to clarify the circumstances of the attack on the ...
Western sanctions imposed on Russia for invading Ukraine and aimed at cutting its oil revenues have led to the rise of a vast ...
Russian and Polish media said that the incident may have been connected to the Estonian Navy escorting one of Russia's sanctions-busting "shadow fleet" oil tankers on its way to Saint Petersburg, with ...
THIS is the dramatic moment Nato and Russian warplanes clashed above the Baltic Sea – after a tense standoff over an ...
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