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Indonesia says grounded vessel with alleged IRGC links could take a month to free

Indonesian authorities said on Monday it could take up to a month to free a crude oil tanker stuck in its waters, while the US slapped sanctions on the

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Oil Supertanker Grounded in Indonesia Will Take a Month to Free

Indonesian authorities said on Monday it could take up to a month to free a crude oil tanker stuck in its waters, while the United States slapped

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Grounded Supertanker Could Take a Month to Free -Indonesia Navy

JAKARTA, Nov 7 (Reuters) – Indonesian authorities said on Monday it could take up to a month to free a crude oil tanker stuck in its waters, while the United States slapped.

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Indonesian navy denies it requested payments to release ships | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Indonesian navy denies it requested payments to release ships | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
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Indonesian navy denies it requested payments to release ships

JAKARTA (Reuters) - The Indonesian navy hasn't requested or received money to release detained vessels or ship captains, a senior naval officer said, responding to a Reuters report quoting captains saying they were held by the navy in an extortion scheme.

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