Sweden has officially asked China to co-operate with an examination into damage to 2 cabletelevisions in the Baltic Sea after a Chinese ship was connected to the events. The cabletelevisions – one connecting Sweden to Lithuania and the other inbetween Finland and Germany – were harmed in Swedish territorial waters in the Baltic Sea on 17 and 18 November. A Chinese ship, the Yi Peng Three, is thought to haveactually been in the location at the time and has giventhat been anchored in worldwide waters off Denmark. Beijing has rejected any participation in sabotage and on Friday stated it was ready to work with Sweden and other nations to discover out what tookplace. The Yi Peng Three left the Russian port of Ust-Luga, west of St Petersburg, on 15 November. Early on 17 November, the Arelion cabletelevision inbetween the Swedish island of Gotland and Lithuania was harmed. The following day, the C-Lion 1 cabletelevision inbetween the Finnish capital Helsinki and the German port of Rostock was severed. Data from ship tracking sites recommend the Yi Peng Three cruised over the cabletelevisions at ar
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