A super-yacht linked to a Russian oligarch currently under British and European Union sanctions has been detained by authorities in Gibraltar.... “ The vessel is now subject to arrest by the Admiralty Marshal until further order, ” it said, without specifying the legal claims from creditors against the vessel or the vessel's owner. Recommended Putin spokesman refuses to rule out nuclear weapons – live Why has Russia invaded Ukraine?... The clip boasts just under three million views by Tuesday

) superyacht owned by sanctioned Russian oligarch Dmitry Pumpyansky-chairman and owner of steel pipe

) superyacht owned by sanctioned Russian oligarch Dmitry Pumpyansky-chairman and owner of steel pipe

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GIBRALTAR( Reuters)-A luxurious super-yacht linked to the owner of Russia's largest steel pipe maker, who is currently under British and European Union sanctions, docked in Gibraltar on Monday and was then detained by the authorities. Western sanctions on Russian oligarchs over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine have triggered an exodus of luxury yachts from Europe in recent weeks, with several heading towards the Maldives, which has no extradition treaty with the United States. Reuters TV footage sho

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