#Baltik
epa12119629 German Navy Class 332B mine clearance diver vessel FGS Rottweil (M1061) and Estonian Navy Sandown-class minehunter ENS Admiral Cowan (R), during the Media Day at international naval mine countermeasures' operation Open Spirit/EODEX 2025 in the Baltic Sea near Klaipeda, Lithuania, 20 May 2025. The operation mission is focused on locating and neutralizing unexploded ordnance (UXO) from World Wars I and II, which still pose significant risks to maritime safety and critical underwater infrastructure. The operation will bring together 12 warships and 19 teams of clearance divers and unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) operators from 13 NATO countries: Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Canada, and Portugal. EPA/VALDA KALNINA
Baltik u pripravnosti
Danska izvijestila o ruskim provokacijama u svojim tjesnacima
epa11741858 A handout photo made available by the Finnish Border Guard shows the boat of the Finnish guard ship Turvan on duty in the damaged area of ​​the C-Lion-1 cable in the southern Baltic Sea, 26 November 2024. The Finnish Central Criminal Police and the Border Guard continue to investigate the submarine cable between Finland and Germany that was broken a week ago. EPA/FINNISH BORDER GUARD HANDOUT HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
nisu dokazali namjeru
Finski sud odbacio slučaj protiv posade broda koji je oštetio kablove na Baltiku
epa11795031 A handout photo dated made available by the Finnish Border Guard on 27 December 2024 shows a border guard vessel and tanker Eagle S off Porkkalanniemi peninsula, Finland, 27 December 2024. Finnish authorities are investigating the Eagle S, an oil tanker registered with the Cook Islands, suspected of having caused the outage of an undersea power cable connecting Finland and Estonia on 25 December. EPA/HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
POVODOM NIZA NEDAVNIH INCIDENATA
Baltičke članice NATO-a na samitu u Helsinkiju raspravljaju o sigurnosti
epa11555629 Members of GSG9 special forces ride an inflatable boat for demonstration purposes at the vessel Neustadt (BP 84) in front of a federal police officer during a security tour visit of German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser (not in the picture) to the baltic sea near Warnemuende, Germany, 19 August 2024. German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser visits the baltic sea on a two day trip from 19 to 20 August 2024 in order to receive information on security issues. EPA/CLEMENS BILAN
istraga u tijeku
Ključna infrastruktura: Finska i Njemačka 'duboko zabrinute' zbog prerezanih kablova u Baltiku
Tomasz Stachura
VELIKO OTKRIĆE POLJSKIH RONILACA
Boce pjenušca na dnu Baltika