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Russian ‘hijacked’ crew may have been coerced No success yet in contacting owner of Arctic Sea, says

by David Osler - Wednesday 12 August 2009 last modified Aug 13, 2009 06:07 PM

THE crew of a Russian general cargoship at the centre of hijacking speculation may have been acting under duress when the vessel reported to the British coastguard late last month, a spokesman for the Maritime and Coastguard Agency speculated yesterday.

Meanwhile, the International Maritime Bureau has confirmed that attempts to contact the vessel’s owner have proved unsuccessful, with the result that the case is not yet officially being designated a piracy incident, despite such descriptions in the mainstream press.

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