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Most modern ship of Russian fleet loitering at Fehmarn Belt tunnel construction site
Since the weekend of April of April 25/26, 2026, the corvette "Stavropol", the most modern ship in the Russian Fleet, has been patrolling the Fehmarn Belt. The ship was repeatedly sailing over the tunnel construction site, changing its course. Initially, the "Stavropol's" movements were only monitored by small patrol boats of the "Diana" class, before the "Peter Willemoes" moved from Korsør into the Fehmarn Belt. Whenever the "Stavropol" approached the tunnel construction site, the Danish frigate sped into the wake of the Russian ship and closed in on it. When the Russian corvette moved away again, the "Peter Willemoes" also moved out of the channel and into a resting position. Whenever the Russian corvette returned to the Fehmarn Belt, the Danish frigate was immediately on hand again. This has been going on for days. The exact mission of the Russian corvette was unclear. The "Stavropol" repeatedly sailed slowly through the Fehmarn Belt, changing direction several times. The construction site and the construction vehicles appeared to be the focus of the Russian crew. They always maintain a large safety distance from the Scandlines ferries during these passages. The German Federal Police always have a patrol vessel stationed near the "Stavropol" and monitoring the ship. They have not yet discovered any evidence of violations or irregularities. The "Stavropol's" patrols in the Fehmarn Belt, following a specific pattern, are a new phenomenon. The reason for this was still unclear. However, the turning maneuvers performed over the trench excavated for the Fehmarn Belt Tunnel were particularly noticeable. Report with photos: https://www.kn-online.de/schleswig-holstein/russische-korvette-stavropol-bei-der-tunnelbaustelle-im-fehmarnbelt-JW443NLOERAARF7GLYKOOYLRCY.html
Denmark send frigate to Greenland
The permanent core of inspection ships and vessels that are always present in the Faroe Islands and Greenland has now been reinforced with the frigate 'Peter Willemoes', which, among other things, gives the permanent ships greater freedom of movement, the Danish Defence stated on Jan 23, 2026. The frigate is part of the Arctic exercise Arctic Endurance, which is scheduled to continue throughout 2026. The Arctic Command will pull the Navy's ice-strengthened ships closer to Greenland to strengthen its presence. The frigates will then patrol in the ice-free parts of the North Atlantic, further away from the Greenland coast. Although the US president now ruled out the use of military force against Greenland, the Danish defense, together with allies, is maintaining the clearly reinforced defense of Greenland for the time being. The list of countries participating in the Arctic exercise Arctic Endurance includes France, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Finland, the Netherlands, Iceland and Belgium.
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