It's been five days since a suspected Russian submarine was first spotted in Sweden's Stockholm Archipelago, a violation of the Scandinavian country's sovereignty ostensibly confirmed through subsequent sightings, and a possible Swedish-intercepted Russian-language transmission through an emergency radio frequency. But as Elias Groll explains at Foreign Policy, the Swedish military is at a bit of a disadvantage in locating the vessel.
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Wed, 10/22/2014 - 7:23am
Topics: sweden's stockholm archipelago scandinavian swedish-intercepted russian-language elias groll foreign policy nato svenska dagbladet swedish rear admiral anders grenstad october russia issued kremlin sverker göransson see europe join russian and swedish groll swedes vessel submarine military country area spread sovereignty search divers hunt
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