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Stena Bulk says continued ship detainment is "unacceptable and unjustifiable"

Management at Stena Bulk now sharpens its rhetoric to the Iranian authorities, which 19 days ago detained ship Stena Impero and its crew. A Finnish representative has now been on a visit on board the vessel.

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