Russian authorities detained a Greek-owned oil tanker, Green Admire, on May 18 after it departed from Estonia’s Port of Sillamae en route to Rotterdam, and was transiting Russia’s territorial waters ...

Russia detained a Greek-owned oil tanker on Sunday after it left an Estonian Baltic Sea port, the Estonian Foreign Ministry ...

Russia's apprehension of the Green Admire tanker reveals a critical incident in Baltic waters, questioning Moscow's adherence ...

Russia detained a Greek oil tanker after it left a port in Estonia, while sailing on a pre-agreed route in Russian ...

The European Union is drawing up plans to strike at Russia’s shadow fleet by banning 25 tankers from the Baltic and North ...

Plans for the evacuation of Vilnius were published as fears over Russia's military ambitions continue to grow.

NATO called the incident a response to its efforts to monitor the Baltic Sea to safeguard crucial infrastructure ... that it is ready to protect the route for its oil. We need to act carefully ...

The Baltic Fleet of the Russian navy reported that it completed a navigation safety exercise which focused on protecting ...

Eight countries surrounding the Baltic Sea have pledged to work together in investing and completing interconnectors in the ...

Two Swedish fighter jets under NATO command were scrambled Thursday over the Baltic Sea to escort away a Russian ... make a visual identification and escort it out of the area," Swedish air ...

a heavily militarised Russian exclave on the Baltic Sea. The evacuation plan unveiled on Wednesday identifies 150 routes out of Vilnius and assigns neighbourhoods with specific evacuation points ...