The captain of the oil tanker was prosecuted by the French authorities, which are considered part of the Russian “shadow fleet” used to avoid sanctions.
The Chinese people rejected the French Navy’s instructions and instructed them to attend the court hearing at the northern coastal city Brest in February next year.
Boracay left Russia last month, and unidentified drones left the Danish coast when they forced temporary closures of several airports last week.
The tanker was boarded by French soldiers earlier this week. This is because it was in a list of EU sanctions to carry Russian oil exports. Russian President Vladimir Putin called France’s actions as “illegal cloning.”
Kremlin previously denied knowledge of the ship.
Boracay is currently registered in Benkin, but has changed its name and flag several times as part of an effort to avoid sanctions against Russia’s full -fledged Ukrainian invasion in recent years.
The French Prosecutors’ Office said the captain could not give a consistent answer to the flag of the ship.
The second captain, the Chinese state, was detained on Tuesday, while the French authorities rejected the naval order and investigated two crimes that could not justify the nationality of the ship flag.
The second captain was released without accusation after questioning.
Boracay is now anchored near the coast from the breasts near the raw potato port.
Under the International Maritime Law, the Navy can stop the maritime merchant ship if there is a reasonable suspicion that there is no nationality in the ship.
Many Western countries have imposed sanctions on Russian energy by limiting imports and offset oil prices by response to the Ukrainian war.
To avoid these sanctions, Moscow has built a “shadow fleet” of tankers where ownership and exercise can be hidden.
Russia is believed to have hundreds of tank ships that are registered in other countries and are used to export gasoline. French President Emmanuel Macron said the Russian shadow fleet contains 600 or 1 ships.
Boracay was detained earlier this year for sailing without a valid national flag by Estonian authorities.
On September 20, he departed from the Russian Primorsk port outside St. Petersburg and went to the North Sea and sailed through the Baltic Sea and Denmark through the British waterway.
According to data from the Marine Traffic Tracking website, it was scheduled to arrive at Vadinar in northwestern India on October 20.
There is still a separate question of whether the tanker was used to start drone invasion into the Danish airspace last week.
Macron rejected the issue while attending EU security in Copenhagen on Wednesday.
The summit has responded directly to Denmark’s incidents in recent weeks and responded directly to invasion of other European countries.
Danish authorities say Danish authorities have no evidence to suggest Russia’s participation.
Poland, Estonia and Romania reported that they had violated the air by drones or Russian fighters. Moscow refused to violate Estonia’s airspace and said that another case was coincidence.
