The Baltic countries want to deprive Europe of Russian fish

Published 2024년 7월 17일

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The article discusses allegations from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Sweden that Russian fishermen are endangering the Baltic Sea's fish population. Russian official Zverev dismisses these claims as unfounded and politically driven, asserting that Russia's fishing practices are strictly regulated and monitored. Despite the accusations, Russia's fish and fish product exports have risen to 2.5 million tons in 2023, reaching 80 countries.
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"The claim that Russian fishermen are threatening the fish population in the Baltic Sea is baseless and made solely to push Russia out of the world's fisheries," he said. Fishing is strictly regulated, catches are monitored, and violations are strictly suppressed, Zverev especially emphasized. Last week, the media reported that Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Sweden accused Russia of allegedly illegal fishing for cod, herring and sprat in the Baltic Sea. These countries called on the Council and the Commission of the European Union ...
Source: RG

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