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20.500.12592/trc62n

Northern (N): Soviet Union (NS). Territorial Waters

1960

A file of correspondence and press extracts on Anglo-Soviet maritime relations. The file discusses a Soviet note warning mariners that areas of the Black Sea and Baltic Sea were mined, and a subsequent note stating moreover that the Black Sea area in question had been made a "mining exercise field"; a suggestion in the British press that Soviet trawlers were interfering with a British radar station on the island of St. Kilda, and monitoring British naval exercises; and a decree issued by the Soviet government stating its claim to territorial waters of up to twelve miles offshore.
united kingdom black sea baltic sea fishing international relations maritime safety shipping radar naval mines territorial waters soviet union military royal navy intelligence gathering military exercises Anglo-Soviet relations The Daily Telegraph British press Soviet navy
Collection ID
FO371
Copyright
Article(s) from Daily Telegraph © Telegraph Media Group Limited. Article(s) from Daily Telegraph © Telegraph Media Group Limited.
Countries
United Kingdom
Department Reference
Code NS file 1271
Document Type
Correspondence Press and Media
File Reference
FO 371/151991
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fo371.151991
Note
Documents in this file were retained under Section 3(4) of the Public Records Act 1958.
Pages
19
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Soviet Union
Themes
Military International Relations

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