Oil Tanker 'Annika' Fire Sparks Investigation into Possible Sabotage

The Bundestag examines potential Russian involvement in the tanker blaze as investigations near completion.

The oil tanker 'Annika' caught fire on the Baltic Sea, carrying 640 tons of heavy oil, but no oil spilled into the sea.
The fire occurred approximately 4.5 kilometers off the coast of Heiligendamm, with the ship later towed to Rostock's harbor.
Initial investigations by fire inspectors and police are nearly complete, with results expected to take over a year to finalize.
A Bundestag committee is probing whether the incident might have been a sabotage with possible Russian ties.
Precautionary measures include deploying oil barriers around the tanker and enhanced surveillance of Baltic Sea infrastructure.