Sweden Is Having A Very Hard Time Finding That Suspicious Vessel -- Business Insider
It's been five days since a suspected Russian submarine was first spotted in Stockholm's archipelago, a violation of Sweden'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. It sold off its last sub-tracking helicopters in 2008. And the search area is spread out over "a dense island grouping, with myriad places for a submarine to hide," Groll writes.
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Sweden prepared to use ‘armed force, if necessary’ on suspected Russian submarine -- Washington Times
Sweden Hasn't Asked US to Help Find Submarine: Pentagon -- RIA Novosti
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