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China wants crew freed
Kidnappings of Chinese nationals by North Korean pirates are reportedly common
CHINA’S embassy in North Korea was reported today to be "working on" gaining the release of seafarers held by North Korean pirates seeking a ransom.
10:13 20 May
CHINA’S embassy in North Korea was reported today to be "working on" gaining the release of seafarers held by North Korean pirates seeking a ransom.
Yu Xuejun, owner of the Liaoning-based fishing vessel from which 16 seafarers were taken on ...
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