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On 3 September 2026, Norway seized the Russian vessel Professor Molchanov in the Arctic. Euronews and France 24 tied the seizure to a Ukrainian compensation claim of about $4.2 billion over Crimea, and Kyiv Post wrote that Naftogaz is pursuing the sum from Moscow. RT said Norway acted at Kyiv's request. German-language outlets called the ship a cruise ship.
Putin called the seizure state terrorism, according to NZZ, and the Associated Press wrote that it drew his ire. A TASS expert said Norway was telling Russia to stay off its turf. The New York Times described the move as a test of Moscow in the High Arctic.
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