Finland Detects Five Mystery Underwater Explosions in Russian WatersA series of underwater explosions were detected in Russian waters by Finnish seismologists last Thursday and Friday, with the circumstances behind them still unclear.The five explosions were detected by researchers at the Institute of Seismology at the University of Helsinki.They determined that the blasts took place in the Gulf of Finland near the Russian town of Vyborg, which is located close to the border with Finland and a roughly three-hour drive east of the Finnish capital, Helsinki.The reported explosions come amid the ongoing investigation into mysterious blasts that destroyed part of the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline, which runs from Russia to Germany, in late September.The explosions took place as European governments grapple with an ongoing energy crisis with winter approaching, partly due to Russian gas supplies being cut off amid political turmoil between Russia and the West over the ongoing war in Ukraine."