The Shadow War

A secret list of names of suspected Russian intelligence officers prompts Nordic journalists to investigate Putin's spies in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. The discovery of a mysterious military radio on board a Russian fishing trawler in Northern Norway raises the question of whether the Russian fishing trawlers that call at ports in Northern Norway actually also function as spy ships? When the Nord Stream explodes, the journalists begin the hunt for the truth about the explosions that shook the whole world. A secret English source they get in touch with has new information.

A former intelligence officer in England listens as a suspected Russian spy ship sails into internal Danish waters between Zealand's Odde and Grenå. The ship, with an armed guard on board, may well be part of what experts say could be a Russian military operation to plan sabotage against offshore wind farms, power cables and the Internet. At the same time, the group of Nordic journalists comes decisively closer to revealing the identity of a number of intelligence officers in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

Secret radio communications from the Russian Navy may help shed light on what happened when the Nord Stream gas pipelines were blown up in the fall of 2022. At the same time, journalists are beginning to investigate who is spreading Russian misinformation in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. It leads them on the trail of a large network.