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I ever clicked on, almost are two minutes. It's Friday, 27 December. Welcome to the

All right. To be fair, it is the late afternoon,

almost bordering on the early evening bulletin. I'm still on the road and

still somewhere out in East Asia. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage.

All right, let's get briefed. We'll begin today with a potential act of sabotage by Moscow,

as Finland seizes a Russian oil tank or suspected of severing undersea power and

data cables on Christmas Day. Then South Korea's government descends further into chaos as their

parliament impeaches the current acting president just two weeks after suspending President

Yun Sok-Biols powers over his controversial and bizarre martial law declaration.

But first, our afternoon spotlight.

We'll begin in the Baltic Sea, where it appears that the Kremlin may be intensifying their shadow

war against Kiev's NATO allies. Finland seized a tanker carrying Russian oil in the Baltic Sea on Thursday,

on suspicion that it had severed an undersea power cable and several internet cable lines

on Christmas Day. Finnish authorities said the vessel may be part of Russia's infamous

shadow fleet, that's what they're calling it, the shadow fleet of aging

tankers used to skirt Western sanctions on the sale of Russian oil. That's according to a report

from the Wall Street Journal. Three of the cables in question connected Finland and Estonia,

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