Windward is publishing intelligence reports on the crisis in the Gulf as the situation develops. From today’s brief:Three Chinese state-linked vessels ran survey work over Pacific cable corridors, covering the Guam cable
Windward is publishing intelligence reports on the crisis in the Gulf as the situation develops.
From today’s brief:
- Three Chinese state-linked vessels ran survey work over Pacific cable corridors, covering the Guam cable hub, the Japan to U.S. cables east of Japan, and the Luzon Strait.
- In northern Europe, two sanctioned tankers that loaded at Primorsk a day apart ran matching drift-and-reposition loiters over the gas pipelines feeding St Fergus, the terminal supplying 25 to 50% of Britain's gas, while two Russian-flagged tugs spent the month over Kattegat and Skagerrak cable corridors, one towing a barge fitted with a seabed excavator.
- Off Canada, a Russian trawler with an IUU citation history is working directly above five transatlantic cables in an area it has never fished before.
Full report here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1opA-pIo00VnEXvhBpCnj4YSZcPcRGFHq/view?usp=drive_link
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