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A British mariner has set fire to a Russian tanker in the English Channel, video released
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A British mariner has set fire to a Russian tanker in the English Channel, video released

British marines intercepted a Russian-owned tanker in international waters off the coast of England as part of a six-hour operation involving the National Crime Agency and the Royal Air Force. The vessel, named Smyrtos, was detained under investigation near the southern coast of England. The operation was conducted in accordance with domestic and international law, according to the Ministry of Defense. The tanker is believed to be part of Russia's so-called 'shadow fleet,' used to circumvent Western sanctions on Russian oil exports.

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A British mariner has set fire to a Russian tanker in the English Channel, video released

British marines intercepted a Russian-owned tanker in international waters off the coast of England as part of a six-hour operation involving the National Crime Agency and the Royal Air Force. The vessel, named Smyrtos, was detained under investigation near the southern coast of England. The operation was conducted in accordance with domestic and international law, according to the Ministry of Defense. The tanker is believed to be part of Russia's so-called 'shadow fleet,' used to circumvent Western sanctions on Russian oil exports.

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