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December 01, 2019 - CBC News Canada
When the world learned last winter about the existence of a watery prison holding dozens of whales in Russia's Far East, environmentalists such as Oganes Targulyan feared the creatures were doomed.
Targulyan, a longtime campaigner for Greenpeace based in Moscow, says the likelihood of the whales surviving a prolonged stay in iced-over pens seemed remote. The facility, located in a bay near the port town of Nakhodka, became known worldwide as Russia's whale jail. But seven months after a promise by Russian President Vladimir Putin to free the 97 whales, the last of the creatures are now swimming free.
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