At this point it's literally a war crime. Claim denial and accidents all they wanted before, but if the sailors are outright acknowledging it was intentional to attack civilian infrastructure, it's by definition a war crime
The head of the investigation, Risto Lohi of the National Bureau of Investigation, told Reuters the vessel was threatening to cut a second power cable, Estlink1, and the BalticConnector gas pipe between Finland and Estonia at the time it was seized.
"Lohi" is Finnish for "salmon". That's right. Inspector Salmon is in charge of this investigation. Thankyou, Finland.
Steal some of the oil.
Replace it at correct stoichiometric ratio with ammonium nitrate or some other powerful oxidiser.
Attach a detonator and tracking device to the ship.
Don't tell the crew.
Let the crew go free.
When the ship reaches its destination, detonate.
Halifax explosion, round two.
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