Crimea's Fishermen Cast Their Nets
Fishermen row a boat loaded with mullet near the fishing farm in the Crimean village of Olenivka, October 2, 2014.
Russian wheat has made a surprise early exit from key global export markets, despite the country's near-record crop, after domestic prices rose in the fall-out from the Ukraine crisis.
Moscow in early August imposed a one-year ban on all meat, fish, dairy, fruit and vegetables from the United States, the 28 European Union countries, Canada, Australia and Norway.
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Russian wheat has made a surprise early exit from key global export markets, despite the country's near-record crop, after domestic prices rose in the fall-out from the Ukraine crisis.
Moscow in early August imposed a one-year ban on all meat, fish, dairy, fruit and vegetables from the United States, the 28 European Union countries, Canada, Australia and Norway.
Read more:
Russia May Ban Foreign Ships From Fishing In Its Waters
Russia Makes Surprise Exit From Key Global Wheat Export Markets
See our previous Photo Gallery:
Thousands Attend Russia's First Comic-Con
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Fishermen draw their nets in the Black sea near a fishing farm in the Crimean village of Olenivka.
Pavel Rebrov / Reuters
Fishermen unload a catch of mullet from a boat near a fishing farm in the Crimean village of Olenivka.
Pavel Rebrov / Reuters
An employee of a fishing farm unloads a net filled with mullet to a truck in the Crimean village of Olenivka.
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Employees of a fishing farm unload mullet from a truck in the Crimean village of Olenivka.
Pavel Rebrov / Reuters
A fisherman comes ashore after fishing in the Crimean village of Olenivka.
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An employee of a fishing farm sits in a building with fishing net winches in the Crimean village of Olenivka.
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