A Chinese cargo vessel 'Yi Peng 3' is said to be "of interest" in connection with the alleged sabotage of two undersea communication cables in the Baltic Sea. The ship is said to have passed two cables on Sunday and Monday around the same time they were found to be severed, said reports.

Russia is suspected of being behind another major act of sabotage in Europe after two key telecommunications cables were cut in the Baltic Sea within 48 hours.

Swedish investigators are looking into the movements of a Chinese vessel in the Baltic Sea after two internet cables were severed in what some Western leaders suspect was an act of sabotage.

Baltic internet cables for four NATO nations were cut as America authorized Ukrainian missile strikes on Russia.

The head of the State Duma's defence committee, Andrei Kartapolov, was questioned about Russia's involvement in the damage to cables in the Baltic Sea. "I think it's a sawfish," the politician jested.

Data from maritime tracking group MarineTraffic shows the Yi Peng 3, traveling from Russia to Egypt, passed near the Swedish-Lithuanian and Finnish-German cables on Nov. 17 and Nov. 18, the dates the cables were damaged.

Several damaged ships have been discovered in the Baltic Sea. A Chinese vessel suspected of damaging cables may have been operated by a Russian citizen, BILD reports. The German Federal Police have joined the investigation into the potential damage to telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea,

The Danish navy reached the Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 in the Kattegat Strait. The vessel is likely responsible for damaging telecommunications cables on the Baltic Sea floor. The Danish navy reached the Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 in the Kattegat Strait.