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September 17, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Arctic Sea investigation ‘over’

Russia says it has finished looking into the case of a cargo ship allegedly hijacked in the Baltic Sea in July. They say they are preparing to hand the MV Arctic Sea to authorities in Malta, where it is registered. But critics of the Russian government say the investigation has been a cover-up, and

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Russia says it has finished looking into the case of a cargo ship allegedly hijacked in the Baltic Sea in July. They say they are preparing to hand the MV Arctic Sea to authorities in Malta, where it is registered. But critics of the Russian government say the investigation has been a cover-up, and the ship was smuggling a secret cargo to a third country.

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