Both were aiming to become first American woman to summit all 8,000m mountains
BEIJING - A second woman hoping to be the first American female climber to scale all of the world’s 8,000-metre (26,246 feet) mountains has been declared dead on a remote peak in Tibet, according to her...
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Requests for search by helicopter from Nepal have been declined by the Chinese government. We have been told the search for their bodies may resume in the spring once weather conditions are favourable.” But...
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It cited unnamed intelligence sources as saying the government “considered it possible that Russia had aimed a sabotage attack” amid sightings of Russian vessels in the vicinity of windfarms and underwater power cables in the Baltic Sea.
Konrad Muzyka, an independent regional defence analyst, said on X that the Russian hydrographic survey vessel Sibiryakov had been detected in the Gulf of Finland near the pipeline and the Estlinks cable in May, August and September.
Citing an article in his weekly Kaliningrad Military Digest, which covers military developments conducted by the Russian Baltic fleet’s ground, air and naval forces, Muzyka said: “It’s highly likely Russians surveyed the pipe.”
Commissioned in 2019, the Balticconnector has been Finland’s only natural gas import channel since Russian imports were halted in May last year. Natural gas accounts for about 5% of Finland’s energy consumption.
In September 2022, a series of underwater blasts ruptured three of the four pipelines that make up Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2, a major conduit for Russian natural gas exports to western Europe, spewing gas into the Baltic Sea.
Because the leaks occurred in their exclusive economic zones, Denmark and Sweden opened investigations into the attack, as did Germany. All three countries have kept a tight lid on their inquiries.
Finland and Estonia are EU and Nato members that border Russia and stopped importing Russian oil and gas as part of sanctions imposed against Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.
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