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theFu
Certainly the Russians have denied any wrongdoing. We all know that Russia doesn't like Latvia these days.
Wouldn't it be terrible if the ship "accidentally" sank? It would be a complete accident and nobody would know why. I wouldn't be surprised if due process challenges happened for the entire crew of this ship.
Their case might be delayed for years and since they are all flight risks, they'd need to be held in "protective custody" so no harm came to them.
Desert Tortoise
Actually it would. The ship is evidence in a criminal investigation. You want to preserve it so you can analyze it carefully.
wallace
If proven, the ship should be seized and sold to help pay for the damages.
Tokyo Guy
If proven, the ship should be seized and sold to help pay for the damages.
Plus, if there is not sufficient co-operation, the crew should be locked in the ship aid five hundred tins of surströmming should be opened such that there is no ventilation.
JJE
Did anyone bother to read the article the WP published on this general issue last week?
A genuine series of accidents with no actual proof/evidence of some nefarious Russian plot.
Read it.