Prime minister says Beijing has been asked to cooperate after Yi Peng 3 vessel was seen in area where cables were cut
Sweden has announced that it has sent a formal request to China for cooperation over the suspected sabotage of two undersea cables in the Baltic sea.
The Swedish police and prosecutor declined to comment on the claim, saying they had nothing to add to Wednesday’s statements when they announced that the crime scene investigations of the two cables had been completed and that analysis was continuing.
. Finnish investigators recovered a large ship’s anchor near the spot which was linked to a Chinese container vessel, NewNew Polar Bear.
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