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Greek Navy Chasing Syrian Ship, Refuses to Stop, Flees to International Waters
debka
| 1-10-03
| debka
Posted on 01/10/2003 8:23:35 AM PST by crystalk
Greek navy is chasing Syrian-flagged freighter Antradous I in Aegean Sea suspected of carrying illegal immigrants or illicit cargo, drugs and weapons
Greece alerted sea and air forces when ship refused coast guard inspection and fled to international waters – first such refusal by Mediterranean-flagged vessel, according to Greek Shipping minister Anomeritis
Syrian authorities have not granted permission to intercept suspect vessel, currently sailing between south Peloponnesus and Crete
TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: aegean; greece; syria; terrorism
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To: dogbrain
It was a long long long wedding lol
My ex is old calendar orthodox and the wedding was very traditional, about 2 hours long. Lots of prayers and incantations (which didn't help in the long run lol).
Coicidence is, he's from the Peloponesis (12 islands).
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01/11/2003 11:09:12 AM PST
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visualops
("..we could give it all back to you, and hope you spend it right.." -Clinton on the surplus, 1-20-99)
To: visualops
Coicidence=coincidence
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01/11/2003 11:10:29 AM PST
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visualops
("..we could give it all back to you, and hope you spend it right.." -Clinton on the surplus, 1-20-99)
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