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	Korea . The S3000 version and the takover > of Israeli commandos was
	suggested by certain Russian commentators like > Yulia Latynina long
	time ago (Peres came to Russia immediately after the > incident askin
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Andrei Dombay wrote:
> Or perhaps something for North Korea . The S3000 version and the takover 
> of Israeli commandos  was suggested by certain Russian commentators like 
> Yulia Latynina long time ago (Peres came to Russia immediately after the 
> incident askin not to deliver the S3000).
> 
> Most of the ship crew (not only the alleged highjackers) spent weeks in 
> FSB Lubyanka prison and now released  telling that everything what had 
> happened  with the ship is a "top secret". The "pirats" seem to be petty 
> criminals hire to play a role according to Latynina.
> 
> Whereabouts of the captain an a couple of senior staff are unknown; 
> these people are suppose to be somewhere abroad, but there no access to 
> them over the phone or by other means.
> 
> Three huge transport planes tried to pick-up something from the shop 
> after its release from the "pirats".
> 
> An editor of a "marine" newspaper who had contact with relatives of the 
> crew members and was writing about the events just escaped to Turkey and 
> wrote a letter of a resignation after threats by the FSB.   

Are there any sources for this? It should be in the article.

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Piotr Konieczny

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