Workers Extract 60,000 Liters of Fuel Oil from Finnish Warship Sunk in 1941

Workers have successfully extracted 60,000 liters of fuel oil from a Finnish warship that sank in 1941, with an estimated 40,000 liters still to be recovered in a planned follow-up operation next year.

31 Jul, 12:02 — 31 Jul, 12:02

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Workers extract 60,000 liters of fuel oil from Finnish warship that sank in 1941

An estimated 40,000 litres still to be recovered during a planned follow-up operation next year.

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Workers Extract 60,000 Liters of Fuel Oil from Finnish Warship Sunk in 1941

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Workers extract 60,000 liters of fuel oil from Finnish warship that sank in 1941

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