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50-meter abandoned ship reaches Japanese shores
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- 05 January, 2022
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A large deserted vessel with a length of 50 meters was found in the Japanese prefecture of Ishikawa, on the shores of the Sea of Japan, Report informs, citing TASS.
The ship drifted without a crew and was driven to the rocky shore by waves. Judging by TV footage, the steel vessel was partially rusty. There were ten poles on the deck, and a net was stretched between them.
Number 436 was engraved on board. Besides, a local TV report mentions inscriptions in Russian, but it is not possible to see them in the video.
The Asahi newspaper assumed that the ship was used as a target during naval exercises. The Japanese coast guard cannot yet approach the ship due to the storm.
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