Tensions Rise as Russia Detains Greek-Owned Oil Tanker in Baltic Sea
Russia has detained the Greek-owned oil tanker Green Admire after it navigated through Russian waters from Estonia to avoid shallows. Estonia has alerted NATO allies, highlighting heightened regional tensions and maritime concerns following Russia's actions since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Russia has detained a Greek-owned oil tanker, Green Admire, following its departure from an Estonian port, according to the Estonian Foreign Ministry.
The vessel, flagged in Liberia, utilized a navigation channel crossing Russian waters to avoid shallows, leading to its interception near Russia's Hogland Island on Sunday.
This incident has escalated regional tensions, as Baltic Sea nations remain vigilant due to recent disruptions and Russia's unpredictable behavior since invading Ukraine in 2022.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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