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In the Sea of Okhotsk, more than 370 fishermen were removed from the ice floe, some resisted

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Employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations rescued 374 fishermen who were carried away on a broken ice floe to the Sea of Okhotsk. No one was hurt.
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In the Sea of Okhotsk, more than 370 fishermen were removed from the ice floe, some resisted

Employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations rescued 374 fishermen who were carried away on a broken ice floe to the Sea of Okhotsk. No one was hurt.

·Moscow, Russian Federation
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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation on Friday, February 28, 2025.
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