Sweden Looking for Source of 'Foreign Underwater Activity'

Sweden's military is searching its waters near Stockholm after detecting "foreign underwater activity," possibly a Russian submarine in distress. The non-aligned Nordic country has deployed more than 200 men, stealth ships, minesweepers and helicopters to look for a "man-made object" signals from which it detected Friday. Sweden has described the search 50 kilometers east of its capital as an "intelligence operation," with the mobilization one of the...

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