Russia detains three as wind complicates the clean-up of an Arctic fuel spill
The three were managers of the Nornickel power plant where the spill occurred.
June 10, 2020
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MOSCOW — Russian investigators on Wednesday detained three managers of an Arctic power station in connection with a huge fuel spill last month, as wind, rain and cold complicated the clean-up.
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