Sweden to Deploy Gripen Jets and Warships to Finland

By admin August 28, 2026 No comment

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Sweden will deploy Gripen fighter jets and a corvette warship to help monitor and protect Finnish territory until at least the end of 2026, Finland’s Defence Forces said on Friday. The deployment comes as security concerns rise along NATO’s northern borders with Russia. Swedish Defence Minister Pal Jonson said Finland had requested stronger air-defence support […]

Dead Humpback Whale Towed Ashore in Denmark for Examination

By admin June 1, 2026 No comment

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A dead humpback whale that captured public attention during weeks of rescue efforts in Germany has been pulled ashore on the Danish island of Anholt. The whale, nicknamed “Timmy” and “Hope,” will undergo a post-mortem examination by Danish environmental authorities to determine more about its condition and cause of death. The whale became stranded in […]

Sweden Secures $4 Billion French Frigate Deal to Boost Baltic Defence

By admin May 19, 2026 No comment

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Sweden has announced a $4.25 billion deal to purchase four Defence and Intervention (FDI) navy frigates from France’s Naval Group, marking the country’s largest military investment since the 1980s. The acquisition is a direct response to heightened security threats in the Baltic Sea following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Sweden’s subsequent entry into

Stranded Whale Rescued and Towed Toward North Sea

By admin April 30, 2026 No comment

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A humpback whale stranded for over five weeks in shallow waters off Germany’s Baltic coast has been successfully moved using a specially adapted barge. The animal was coaxed into the water-filled vessel and is now being transported out of German waters toward the North Sea. The rescue effort drew widespread attention after earlier attempts to […]

Rescuers Give Up on Stranded Whale off German Coast

By admin April 2, 2026 No comment

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Rescue teams in Germany have ended efforts to save a stranded humpback whale after more than a week of attempts along the Baltic Sea coast. The whale, first trapped on a sandbank in March, was briefly freed but later swam into increasingly shallow waters near Poel Island, where it became stuck again. Experts say the […]

Whale Freed After Major Baltic Rescue

By admin March 27, 2026 No comment

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A humpback whale stranded on a sandbank near Lübeck on Germany’s Baltic coast has successfully freed itself after days of rescue efforts. The 12–15m-long whale was first spotted near Timmendorfer Strand earlier this week, prompting a large-scale operation by marine biologists, coast guards, and rescue teams to guide it back to deeper water. Rescuers used […]

Sweden Detains Captain of Suspected Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker

By admin March 16, 2026 No comment

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A court in Sweden has ordered the detention of the captain of a tanker suspected of being part of Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” used to bypass Western sanctions on oil exports. The unnamed 55-year-old captain was arrested by the Swedish Prosecution Authority and appeared before a court in Ystad on suspicion of using forged documents. […]

Sweden Says Russian Drone Jammed Near French Carrier in Malmö

By admin February 28, 2026 No comment

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Sweden’s armed forces have confirmed that a drone jammed near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle in Malmö was Russian. The drone was detected about seven nautical miles from the carrier and was seen taking off from a nearby Russian intelligence-gathering vessel in Swedish territorial waters. The Swedish Navy acted quickly to disrupt the […]

Russia blamed for GPS interference affecting flights in Europe

By admin May 2, 2024 No comment

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Russia has been increasingly disrupting satellite navigation systems, particularly in regions where its military activity is high, such as the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea, and the eastern Mediterranean. This disruption has affected thousands of civilian flights, with incidents reported by pilots and airlines. Finnair, for instance, had to suspend flights to Tartu, Estonia,