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Russia has amended its piracy charges against thirty detained Greenpeace campaigners. The new charge of hooliganism carries a penalty of up to seven years in prison -- A prospect leaving little room for comfort as temperatures drop in Murmansk.
Russia will boycott Dutch attempts to free Greenpeace's diesel-powered ship and imprisoned campaigners, all of whom await trial for piracy.
Fourteen and counting. Greenpeace parent: "She was just looking forward to seeing polar bears and never thought for one minute this sort of thing would happen."
Russian authorities have charged five Greenpeace campaigners with piracy in Murmansk and are continuing to detain and investigate as many as 25 more. If convicted they face 10-15 years in prison.
Russia seized the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise and towed it into the port of Murmansk after Greenpeace personnel “attacked” Russia's “Prirazlomnaya” oil platform in the Pechora Sea. This is the same ship CFACT hung the "Ship of Lies" banner on at COP 19 in 2009.
BY PATRICK HYNES: Germany, which just appointed the head of Greenpeace as its climate czar, has been the world’s most ambitious adopter of this radical approach.
The Biden Administration is proving to be the willing lackey of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The West is switching to trendy unreliable energy while Russia is ramping up coal and gas production.
The Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior attempted to block a ship carrying coal from unloading in the harbor of Gdansk.
Putin pals fund radical groups that interfere with US elections, energy, agriculture and economy.