Finnish investigators have linked damage to the Estlink-2 power cable in the Baltic Sea to a Russian-linked vessel, the Eagle S. Anchor drag marks stretching nearly 100 kilometers were discovered, and an investigation is underway to determine intent,

Finnish investigators probing the damage to a Baltic Sea power cable and several data cables said they found an anchor drag mark on the seabed, apparently from a Russia-linked vessel that has already been seized.

Eagle S is being held on suspicion of causing damage to an undersea power line and four telecoms cables by dragging its anchor

Finnish authorities discovered anchor drag marks on the seabed just a day after it moved the Eagle S to a safer anchorage to help further its investigation.

Finnish investigators have uncovered an underwater trail stretching nearly 100 kilometers around the site where a cable was severed on Christmas Day. The ship suspected of carrying out this act of sabotage is named Eagle S and sails under the flag of the Cook Islands.