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Exclusive-Indonesian navy officers ask for $375,000 to release tanker – sources - Vimarsana News

Exclusive-Indonesian navy officers ask for $375,000 to release tanker – sources

By Joe Brock SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Indonesian naval officers have asked for $375,000 to release a fuel tanker they detained last week for anchoring il...

Source: wsau.com
Indonesian navy officers ask for $516,000 to release tanker detained near Singapore: Sources - Vimarsana News

Indonesian navy officers ask for $516,000 to release tanker detained near Singapore: Sources

SINGAPORE — Indonesian naval officers have asked for US$375,000 (S$516,000) to release a fuel tanker they detained last week for anchoring illegally in Indonesian waters off Singapore, two people involved in negotiations over the unofficial payment said. The incident comes after Reuters reported a dozen similar detentions last year. In those cases, the ship owners made unofficial payments of about...

Exclusive-Indonesian navy officers ask for $375,000 to release tanker - sources - Vimarsana News

Exclusive-Indonesian navy officers ask for $375,000 to release tanker - sources

By Joe Brock

Indonesian navy officers ask for US$375,000 to release tanker: sources - Vimarsana News

Indonesian navy officers ask for US$375,000 to release tanker: sources

SINGAPORE (Reuters): Indonesian naval officers have asked for US$375,000 to release a fuel tanker they detained last week for anchoring illegally in Indonesian waters off Singapore, two people involved in negotiations over the unofficial payment said.

Indonesian navy officers ask for $375,000 to release tanker: sources - Vimarsana News

Indonesian navy officers ask for $375,000 to release tanker: sources

SINGAPORE: Indonesian naval officers have asked for $375,000 to release a fuel tanker they detained last week for anchoring illegally in Indonesian waters off Singapore, two people involved in negotiations over the unofficial payment said.