Russian Border Guards Injured in Attack by North Korean Sailors
The North Korean sailors turned out to be poachers.
Today, September 17, the crew of a North Korean schooner attacked Russian border guards, three of whom were injured. This was reported by TASS.
The FSB said: "The crew of a North Korean schooner (more than 45 people) carried out an armed attack on members of an inspection group from a border patrol ship. Three servicemen were injured to varying degrees of severity."
The Federal Security Service's border department is taking measures to stop the unlawful activity. Security services discovered 2 schooners from North Korea, as well as 11 motorboats that were engaged in poaching.
The crew of one of the schooners (21 people) was detained.
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