Russian fishermen may start fishing for krill in Antarctica at the end of 2023 — Federal Agency for Fisheries

Published 2023년 6월 7일

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A Russian fishery agency announced plans for Russian fishermen to begin krill fishing in Antarctica by the end of the year, despite potential sanctions restrictions. The agency is working to remove these restrictions in order to construct specialized vessels for the project. Some fishing may be able to start with existing vessels by the end of the year, but large-scale fishing may not begin until 2025. The project is being developed by one of Russia's leading companies.

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Russian fishermen may start fishing for krill in Antarctica at the end of this year, now a company interested in fishing for krill is trying to remove sanctions restrictions. This was announced by the head of the Federal Agency for Fishery Ilya Shestakov during a press conference. “As for the construction of specialized vessels, the issue is being resolved right now. The construction has faced certain sanctions restrictions, and the company that is interested, or rather, is interested in fishing for krill within the Russian quota, is now trying to remove these restrictions. But at the same time, on those vessels that are now available, were built before and acquired by the company, there are plans to start fishing for krill at the end of this year," he said. In ...

Source: Kvedomosti