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	Content preview:  Digwuren wrote: > Hi, > > the strange case of hijacking
	of the MS Arctic Sea between Öland and > Gotland, en route from Finland
	to Algeria with a load of timber, is > still being investigated by
	Swedish police. It's the first recorded > modern case of maritime piracy
	in Swedish territorial waters, and > according to Finnish authorities,
	the first case of piracy on the Baltic > Sea since the WWII. > >
	Reportedly, the pirates were dressed in black clothes or fake police >
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	> MS Arctic Sea is owned by Oy Solchart Management Ab, a Finnish >
	corporation. (Oy is a common Finnish corporate name marker; AB is a >
	common Swedish corporate name marker.) It flies Maltese flag, which is >
	considered a flag of convenience, and it's staffed by Russian seamen.
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	Content preview:  Digwuren wrote: > Hi, > > the strange case of hijacking
	of the MS Arctic Sea between Öland and > Gotland, en route from Finland
	to Algeria with a load of timber, is > still being investigated by
	Swedish police. It's the first recorded > modern case of maritime piracy
	in Swedish territorial waters, and > according to Finnish authorities,
	the first case of piracy on the Baltic > Sea since the WWII. > >
	Reportedly, the pirates were dressed in black clothes or fake police >
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	searched the ship (which was reportedly loaded with timber) and left >
	without taking anything. Among other theories, police now suspect that >
	the pirates might have been a drug smuggling gang looking for cargo of a
	> competitor, and/or that they might have boarded a wrong ship in fog. >
	> MS Arctic Sea is owned by Oy Solchart Management Ab, a Finnish >
	corporation. (Oy is a common Finnish corporate name marker; AB is a >
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