Grand political drama continues over Chinese vessel in Kattegat

In these hours, the involved countries, including Denmark, Sweden, and China, have been in continuous talks, about the possibility of investigating the ship, perhaps by boarding.

The Chinese cargo ship Yi Peng 3 (Photo: John White via Vessel Finder)

Christoffer Friis Christensen

Nov 27, 2024

The political and military drama regarding the Chinese Vessel “Yi Peng 3”, that has been suspected of being involved in the damaging of two datacables running on the seafloor of the Baltic Sea last week, is still ongoing. The Danish government, alongside several other countries surrounding the Baltic sea, are in continuous dialogue with the […]

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