The Telegraph: Russia mounted a rescue effort on Sunday after two oil tankers were wrecked in rough seas off Moscow-annexed Crimea, with one spilling oil into the Kerch Strait. At least one person was killed when the 136-metre Volgoneft 212 tanker, with 15 people on board, split in half with its bow sinking, with waves washing over its deck. The Russian-flagged vessel, built in 1969, was damaged and had run aground, officials said....

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