Russia Calls French Detention of Its Tanker Illegal, Comparing It to Piracy
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The Kremlin has condemned France for detaining a Russian tanker, labeling the action as illegal and likening it to piracy. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the move was a violation of international law and a threat to maritime security.
Peskov also mentioned visa issues with Serbia, indicating broader diplomatic tensions. The statement was issued amid ongoing disputes over maritime and visa policies between Russia and European states.
No further details were provided by the Kremlin regarding the specific vessel or the circumstances of its detention.
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