Finland released the eagle S tanker, suspected of damaging cables

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/F4/B6/IB-FQLJ2MLS1_37C6FC93.jpg" Alt = "Finland released the eagle s tanker, suspected of cable damage"/> ~ < P > Finnish authorities released the Eagle S tanker, suspected of damage to Estlink 2 cables. The owners of damaged cables abandoned arrest because of the high cost of detention < p >The Finnish police released the Eagle S tanker, which was previously suspected of damage to Estlink 2 cables and other important lines with & Rsquo; The reason for the release was the completion of the necessary investigative actions, although the vessel will remain OB & RSQUO; < p > About this & nbsp; writes err.

< p > & nbsp; Finland's police detained a tanker on December 28, considering it as evidence in a criminal investigation. The detention of the vessel was also required by companies that owned damaged cables to ensure compensation for their repair costs.

< P > According to Helsinki police, tanker was released from arrest in P & Rsquo; Pinnitsa, February 28, since Finnish criminal police conducted the necessary investigative actions and no longer had grounds for detention < p >Finland border guards observes tanker departure from the territorial waters and the economic zone of Finland. Owners of damaged cables Fingrid and Elering no longer consider the arrest of a tanker necessary. According to Fingrid, keeping the ship under arrest and holding it is more expensive than the cost of tanker.

< p > The decision to release the tanker does not affect other legal actions. Fingrid and Elering are planning to sue the Eagle S. Tanker damages. Initially, the system operators will cover the cost of repairing cables from their funds to recover with & Rsquo; connection.

as soon as possible as soon as possible as soon as possible as soon < P > The police reported that the issues of measures to be applied to the crew of the ship are considered separately. Under the preliminary investigation, eight crew members are suspected of committing a crime.

< p >Three of them are now forbidden to travel, and the rest of the p & Rsquo; which was abolished this week. Crew members with a traveling ban cannot leave the country. According to Finland police, they plan to complete the preliminary investigation by the end of April.

< P > Elering reported on Sunday that, together with the Finnish Fingrid Operator, the Fingrid's arrest was recalled for compensation for damages caused by Estlink 2 damage, and now plans to sue the ship owner for reimbursement. According to the chairman of the board Elering Kale Kilka, the refusal of arrest is due to too much expenses, ratio; Rsquo; < blockquote > < P class = "quotecontent" > The cost of maintaining a vessel under arrest is estimated at hundreds of thousands of euros a month, in addition, the pledge for arrest is one million euros, and there are other additional costs, which can eventually exceed the cost of the ship itself. In addition, it is very difficult to sell a ship

said Kilk. < p > thus, the system operators plan to go to court to reimburse the cost of repairing the owner, but the trial can take 5-6 years. If the investigation establishes the blame of crew members, this will be considered separate < blockquote > < P class = "quotecontent" > for Elering it is important that the losses are refunded and that no one has a feeling that can be disseminated with impunity underwater infrastructure

~ ~ ~ said Kilk.