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August 16, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Russia coast guards detain Japan ship after warning shots

Russian coast guards on Wednesday detained a Japanese speed vessel having the board number 123-174 after warning shots. They found a killed person on board, the public relations group of the Sakhalin coast guard department of Russia’s border guard service. The department said the vessel was stopped

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Russian coast guards on Wednesday detained a Japanese speed vessel having the board number 123-174 after warning shots. They found a killed person on board, the public relations group of the Sakhalin coast guard department of Russia’s border guard service. The department said the vessel was stopped after a long pursuit in the area of the Tanfilyev Island and was being convoyed to Yuzhno-Kurilsk port on the Kunashir Island for an investigation.

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