The Border Management Authority (BMA) has denied claims that it refused access for sailors on board a Russian Baltic fleet training ship to disembark the vessel. The Smolny, carrying 300 sailors, …Read More at Source
BMA denies ‘misleading claims’ that it refused Russian warship access to SA shores
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