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August 7, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Russia ordered to free Japan boat

An international tribunal has ordered Russia to release a Japanese fishing vessel seized off Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula two months ago. The ruling, by the Law of the Sea tribunal, based in Germany, came in response to a complaint by Japan.

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An international tribunal has ordered Russia to release a Japanese fishing vessel seized off Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula two months ago. The ruling, by the Law of the Sea tribunal, based in Germany, came in response to a complaint by Japan.

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