Mysterious Chinese ship may soon leave Kattegat

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen expects that the ship “Yi Peng 3” will soon leave Danish waters and sail towards its destination

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

The Copenhagen Post

Dec 19, 2024

The Chinese ship has been anchored in Kattegat northeast of Aarhus for a month, Ritzau reports.A few days before the ship dropped anchor in Kattegat, the vessel had passed two data cables in the Baltic Sea on its way from a Russian port, which were soon found to be broken.“Yi Peng 3” is a cargo […]

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

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