Russian civilian ships have been linked to spying on infrastructure in the North Sea since 2014.
Russia's fleet of suspected spy ships operating in the North Sea has grown to nearly 200 civilian vessels, an investigation has found.
Because every Russian ship, even if it works for a private company, works for the Russian government anyway,' Thomas De Spiegelaere, spokesman for the Maritime Security Cell of the Belgian Federal Public Service of Mobility and Transport, said.'Russia could use about 200 civilian vessels for espionage in the North Sea. This has not happened since the Cold War,' Agentstvo, an independent Russian investigative site, said on Friday, commenting on the latest findings.
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