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Norway Releases Russian-Crewed Ship After Cable Sabotage Suspicions

Oslo, Norway (AP) -Russian ships owned by Norweg, who were first suspected of being damaged by Latvia and Gotland's Gotland Island in Sweden, was released.

Norwegian police said that there were no “links” ships and Silverdania to the law late on Friday.

“The Tromso Police District is currently conducting a lot of survey procedures, and has secured what can be seen as needed, taking into account the requests from Latvia. There is no longer a reason, “said Tromso's police lawyer Ronnie Yorgensen late Friday.

Silver Dania stopped on Thursday evening and was brought to a Norwegian coast guard ship in Tromso Port in the northern Norwegian Norwegian on Friday morning. They said they followed the demands of Latvian authorities and the ruling of the Norwegian court.

At that time, the police suspected that the ship, which was sailing between St. Petersburg and the Russian port in Murmansk when detained, was involved in the serious cable injury discovered last weekend in the Baltic Sea. Was stated.

The authorities did not explain in detail, but they searched and interviewed the ship.

TORMOD FOSSSMARK, a CEO of SilverSea Company, which owns a ship, has denied that the ship has caused damage when the cable is sailed through the cable area, and cooperates with the authorities about the fact that the company is considered a “serious” problem. He said he was doing it.

“I'm not involved in this at all,” FossMark told the AP communication. “We didn't have an anchor and did nothing, so it would be confirmed today,” he said.

He emphasized that the journey was irregular in the tracking data of her ship.

FossMark said that a ship without cargo could sail in the second half of the day.

Data transmission cables running from VentSpils in Latvia were detected on Sunday. Late on that day, Sweden prosecutors announced that they had begun a preliminary investigation on suspicion of sabotage, ordering the Malta layer of Vezen, a suspected cable damaged.

The Bulgarian owner of the ship said that Vesen may have accidentally broken the cable, but may have rejected the possibility of the crew's sabotage and other actions.

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