At the same time, three Eagle S members continue to under investigation-they are still prohibited from leaving Finland.
Finnish authorities released the Eagle s Tanker, which was trapped in the country in December last year in connection with a possible involvement in the ravine of the underwater cable in the Baltic Sea. This is known by the DPA on Sunday, March 2.
The Finland police completed the vessel inspection and accepted, therefore, for further investigation, it was not necessary to maintain it.
At the same time, three Eagle S members continue to under investigation-they are still prohibited from leaving Finland. It is assumed that an initial investigation of the destruction of the cable in the Baltic Sea, where the tanker may be involved, will end in April.
The tanker, which brings oil from the Russian Federation to Egypt, restrained Finland’s authorities on December 26. Before that, in the Baltic Sea there was a ravine of Estlink 2 underwater cable, according to which the energy compound occurred between Estonia and Finland.
Eagle S noticed in the area of the incident. According to the MarineTraffic service, the tanker was not only passed in the immediate vicinity of the incident, but also slowed down a quarter a few minutes before the cable intersection, after which he stopped completely. After a few maneuvers, the tank got speed and continued his way.
During the restraint, it became the Eagle S no one of the anchors. He was later found at the cable break area. Investigators believe the ship deliberately pulled a cable under a few kilometers to cut off the cable.
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