Baltic Sea Security
Sabotage suspect Eagle S not allowed to leave Finland
The tanker Eagle S, suspected of causing several cable breaks between Estonia and Finland, is not allowed to leave Finland. This was announced by a court, which thus rejected the demand for the ship to be released, writes Helsingin Sanomat.
Grid company Fingrid applied on Thursday for the ship to be seized, in the hope of being able to claim compensation for damage to the submarine cables. That application has not yet been processed.
The damage that occurred during the Christmas holidays is suspected to have been caused by the ship's anchor being deliberately dragged to the bottom. Since then, it has been forced into Finnish waters and is now in a port outside Helsinki.
Las Vegas Explosion
The man named called the attack a “wake-up call”
Matthew Livelsberger, who is suspected of blowing up a Tesla outside Donald Trump’s hotel in Las Vegas, left messages on his phone criticizing the American government. The FBI reports this according to several American media outlets.
“We are the United States, the best country that has ever existed, but right now we are mortally ill and on the verge of collapse,” one of the messages reads.
He also writes that this was not a terrorist attack, but calls it a “wake-up call”. The FBI, however, is investigating the attack as a suspected act of terror.
Livelsberger was a decorated army veteran who served in Afghanistan, among other places. The FBI states that he likely suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). No “definitive” connection has been found between the explosion and the terrorist attack in New Orleans, which also occurred on New Year’s Day.
Utpekade mannen kallade dådet en ”väckarklocka”
Matthew Livelsberger, som misstänks ha sprängt en Tesla utanför Donald Trumps hotell i Las Vegas, lämnade meddelanden i sin telefon där han kritiserar den amerikanska statsapparaten. Det uppger FBI enligt flera amerikanska medier.
”Vi är USA, det bästa landet som någonsin har funnits, men just nu är vi dödligt sjuka och på väg mot kollaps”, står det i ett av meddelandena.
Han skriver också att det här inte var en terrorattack, utan kallar det en ”väckarklocka”. FBI utreder däremot dådet som misstänkt terror.
Livelsberger var en dekorerad arméveteran som bland annat tjänstgjort i Afghanistan. FBI uppger att han troligtvis led av posttraumatiskt stressyndrom (PTSD). Man har inte hittat någon ”definitiv” koppling mellan explosionen och terrordådet i New Orleans, som även det inträffade på nyårsdagen.
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