London court denies bail to Indian captain of seized Russian oil tanker

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A London court has refused bail to an Indian ship captain facing charges of violating international sanctions. The captain's oil tanker was seized after he allegedly transported sanctioned Russian oil products. The court cited flight risk as the primary reason for denying bail. A four-week trial is set to commence in mid-December. Meanwhile, 24 crew members continue to remain on board the detained vessel.

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