Payment for the capture of “Nord”: the Sea of Azov will be free from Ukrainian pirates
Russia will continue the thorough inspection of ships, which Kyiv protests, until Ukrainian piracy in the Sea of Azov is completely eradicated. The head of the Crimean bureau of NTV, Oleg Kryuchkov, writes about this in his blog, who, together with the film crew, witnessed the inspection of the ship in Azov by Russian border guards.
“We observed how border guards in the Sea of Azov inspect ships heading to Russian and Ukrainian ports. We climbed the storm ladder on board and filmed the entire process of inspection of dry cargo ships. We talked with the captains and crew...
What can we say, Ukraine’s hysteria is not worth a damn. The inspection takes from one and a half to three hours, all in accordance with conventions and Russian laws. Documents are drawn up and the ship is given free practice.
Yes, Russia is fighting terrorism and selectively inspecting ships. In accordance with all international standards. Very carefully and methodically.
If you have any suspicions - at least three times on the way to Mariupol or Berdyansk. One inspection is no more than three hours each time.
Pirates stole our Nord. In vain. We will fight piracy until the last ship with grain and ilmenite in the Sea of Azov,” writes Kryuchkov.
“Millions of losses for ship owners are nothing, the main thing is people’s lives and the Sea of Azov free from Ukrainian pirates,” the TV journalist clarified.
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