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Senegalese navy seizes Russian vessel over IUU

Senegal's navy has boarded a Russian ship belonging 'Murmansk Trawl Fleet 1,2,3,4', which it said was allegedly illegally fishing in its waters

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 6, 2014 09:14 GMT
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Senegal's navy has boarded a Russian ship that was allegedly illegally fishing in its waters, and is escorting it toward Senegal's capital Dakar, reported Business Standard [...]

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