First NATO Patrol Ships Arrive In The Gulf Of Finland
- 15.01.2025, 16:34
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They will protect underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea.
The first ships of the new NATO patrol mission Baltic Sentry, which will protect underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea, are already in the Gulf of Finland, Yle reports.
NATO Maritime Command published a message on Wednesday that the German warship FGS Datteln and the Dutch HNLMS Luymes moved in the Baltic Sea on January 13 for the purpose of training and practicing joint actions.
The tweet notes that the ships are involved in supporting the Baltic Sentry mission.
Journalists from the Finnish broadcaster found out from the Vessel Finder service that two NATO vessels are in the Gulf of Finland.
🇩🇪 FGS Datteln and 🇳🇱 HNLMS Luymes conducted a boat transfer January 13th in the Baltic Sea to train and practice operational activities together. Both ships are deployed as part of NATO Allied Mritime Command's Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group 1 and are supporting… pic.twitter.com/uR4uMWo0i1
— NATO Maritime Command (@NATO_MARCOM) January 15, 2025
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