Monday, 20 February 2006
RUSSIAN TANKER FREED IN GEORGIA
By empty (2/20/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)
The Russian tanker Rabiks-4 has been allowed to return to Russia after paying Georgia a fine of 50,000 lari, nearly $24,000, for violating navigation regulations in Georgia\'s territorial waters, a source in the Georgian state border guard department told Interfax. Three Russian vessels have been detained in Georgia\'s territorial waters for violating navigation rules over the past three years. (Interfax).
The Russian tanker Rabiks-4 has been allowed to return to Russia after paying Georgia a fine of 50,000 lari, nearly $24,000, for violating navigation regulations in Georgia\'s territorial waters, a source in the Georgian state border guard department told Interfax. Three Russian vessels have been detained in Georgia\'s territorial waters for violating navigation rules over the past three years. (Interfax)
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