the demon wrote: No ,you just have no idea about international waters and the laws that go with it . What did you think was going to happen ,blast a hole in the side and sink the 3 ships lol. |
Mr McCully said the three ships claimed not to be part of a group but had been observed operating alongside each other.
"This strongly suggests they are part the same illegal fishing syndicate," he said.
The minister said two of the vessels had previously been linked to the Spanish-based syndicate Vidal Armadores SA.
All three of the ships claimed to be flagged to Equatorial Guinea.
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