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A Norwegian ship refused to accept survivors from sinking Russian cargo ship Ursa Major "The lifeboat headed towards the Norwegian Oslo Carrier 3, which was nearby. When the lifeboat approached the side, the vessel refused to accept the Ursa Major crew, citing some kind of ban"
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That's illegal according to Maritime Law.

The West (Norway included) seems to be speed-running its way through the "How to Lose Basic Human Values" Olympics, all in a jealous frenzy over not being able to take down Russia. Someone pass them a participation trophy!

Rules before lives—that’s where we’re at. When a sinking crew begged for help, the answer wasn’t compassion. It was compliance. This isn’t just a failure of policy—it’s a failure of humanity.

These Norwegian crew members must be arrested and charged for this horrific dereliction of duty.

Disobeying the obligation to assist vessels in distress can lead to serious legal consequences. Under international maritime conventions like SOLAS, UNCLOS, and the SAR Convention, masters of ships who fail to render assistance without a justified reason (like serious danger to their own vessel) can face legal action. This could include fines, imprisonment, or the vessel being detained.

There are international laws to be respected ‼️

Absolutely against Maritime and totally despicable.

They would accept dirty scumbags from Africa tho

For sofar Norwegians "human rights"..

Refusing to rescue victims of a sinking vessel is a crime.
