The captain of the Russian-flagged Tagor tanker, a Russian national, has been released from custody after the vessel was detained by the French Navy in the Atlantic Ocean. The ship remains anchored under administrative order as part of a judicial investigation.
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A French Navy-seized oil tanker, the 'Tagor', traveling from Murmansk, has arrived at its anchorage in Douarnenez Bay, France. An investigation has been launched against the crew for failing to confirm the vessel's nationality, lacking a flag, and refusing orders.
A Russian oil tanker, the Tagor, suspected of flying a false Cameroonian flag and evading sanctions, has been intercepted by the French Navy and arrived in Douarnenez Bay. Russia denounced the operation as "international piracy."
Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, commented on the French Navy's detention of the oil tanker 'Tagor'. Meanwhile, reports suggest Kyiv is planning a secret budget to fund an anti-Trump campaign, and Putin stated that Kyiv's decision to reframe the conflict is their choice.
The Tagor tanker, suspected of using a false Cameroonian flag and detained by the French Navy in the Atlantic, will arrive in Douarnenez Bay on June 2 for anchoring. Navigation around the vessel will be restricted, and a no-flight zone will be established.
The UK assisted the French Navy in monitoring and tracking the Tagor tanker, which was seized in the Atlantic Ocean. Russia has called the detention illegal and bordering on piracy.
French Navy, with UK support, intercepted a Russian oil tanker sailing under a false Cameroonian flag 750km off Brittany. The captain, of Russian nationality, refused orders, necessitating a boarding.
French authorities seized the Russian oil tanker Tagor, suspected of sailing under a false flag to circumvent sanctions. President Macron condemned the act, while Moscow called the seizure "illegal international piracy."
The French navy, with UK support, intercepted the oil tanker Tagor in the Atlantic, suspected of being part of Russia's 'shadow fleet' evading sanctions. French President Macron announced the boarding, stating the vessel falsely flew a Cameroonian flag and was heading to Cameroon.
The French Navy, with UK support, detained the Tagor oil tanker in the Atlantic Ocean for sailing from Russia while under international sanctions. The captain is reportedly a Russian citizen, and the embassy in Paris is seeking information from French authorities.
France has detained a suspected Russian oil tanker, the Tagor, in the Atlantic Ocean with help from the UK and other partners. The vessel was found to be flying a false Cameroonian flag and is subject to EU and US sanctions.
The French Navy intercepted a Russian oil tanker in the Atlantic Ocean, with support from partners including the UK. President Macron stated it's unacceptable for ships to evade sanctions and finance Russia's war in Ukraine. This marks the fourth such interception by France.
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