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The Netherlands proposes to detain ships associated with Russia’s “shadow fleet” in its exclusive economic zone for inspection. The Russian Embassy warned of Moscow's right to respond to such actions.
The Dutch authorities have come up with a way to combat the so-called “shadow fleet” of Russia. Bloomberg reports this.
In particular, the country’s government proposed allowing the detention of “shadow fleet” vessels in the country’s exclusive economic zone and sending them for inspection. In turn, the Russian Embassy in the Netherlands warned that Moscow has the right to respond to hostile actions in any way it deems appropriate, the article notes.
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Russia could retaliate against Dutch courts or interests if the detention proposal is implemented
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The Netherlands could face diplomatic protest or retaliation from Russia
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