The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Called on India to Release 20 Russians From an Arrested Ship
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Twenty Russian citizens remain on board a tank vessel arrested off the coast of India. On 3 October, RIA Novosti informed the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Maria Zaharova, who said that the Embassy in New Delhi and the Genconsul in Calcutta had asked the Indian authorities and authorities to accept it.
EADaily, 3 October 2026. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation appealed to the Indian authorities to take measures to release the crew of the arrested UNITY tanker.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs official, Maria Zacharova, stated that Russian diplomats had called on the Indian authorities to take measures to release 20 compatriots on board a vessel that had been arrested because of the debts of the vessel. 20 Russians remained in detention in India. RIA News confirmed this information to the Russian Ministry official Maria Zaharova. A ship under the flag of Cameroon was detained off the coast of In…
The Russian Embassy in India sent six notes verbales to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs because of the arrest of a ship with Russian citizens, as reported by Maria Zacharova, the official representative of the Russian foreign policy office.
Maria Zaharova: Russian diplomatic missions call on India to release Russian citizens on an arrested ship
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