Russia releases 2 fishermen, keeps skipper in custody

Russia releases 2 fishermen, keeps skipper in custody

NEMURO, Japan - Akiyoshi Kawamura (capped) and Haruki Kamiya disembark from a ship in Nemuro port in eastern Hokkaido on Aug. 30. Russia released the two Japanese fishermen who were detained two weeks ago for alleged illegal fishing in disputed waters off northern Japan.

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