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Источник: https://www3.nhk.or.jp
2019 February 6
Russia likely to fine seized Japanese boat's crew
Russian authorities say they've requested administrative penalties for the skipper of a seized Japanese fishing boat that allegedly operated in Russian waters without permission.
Russian border guard officials said on Tuesday that they had filed the request at a court, alleging that the skipper was not carrying the necessary documents for operating in Russia's exclusive economic zone.
The court is expected to impose a fine on the skipper. The captain and the crew are likely to be released after the money is paid.
The coast guard filmed the moment it captured the Number 68 Nishino-maru last Wednesday in the Sea of Japan.
The seized vessel belongs to a crab fishing cooperative in Shimane Prefecture, western Japan.
2019 April 24
Andrey Vakhrushev: “Our task is the development of the ports of Azov, Rostov-on-Don and Taganrog”
The period of icebreaking assistance was completed at the ports in the Sea of Azov about a month ago with summer aids to navigation now having been deployed. Andrei Vakhrushev, Director of the Rosmorport’s branch in a recent interview told PortNews about this winter icebreaking season and its results, the maintenance and development in the basins of Rostov-on-Don, Azov and Taganrog ports. Andrey Vakhrushev: “Our task is the development of the ports of Azov, Rostov-on-Don and Taganrog”
The period of icebreaking assistance was completed at the ports in the Sea of Azov about a month ago with summer aids to navigation now having been deployed. Andrei Vakhrushev, Director of the...Andrey Vakhrushev: “Our task is the development of the ports of Azov, Rostov-on-Don and Taganrog”