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Fish, ships and sovereignty: Iceland weighs its European future

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By Stine Jacobsen Verified, Tom Little
| MSN Verified
COPENHAGEN/REYKJAVIK, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Gylfi Geirsson and Sigurbjorn Svavarsson cut British fishing trawl wires and dodged Royal Navy frigates on board small Icelandic coastguard vessels 50 years ago, using guerrilla-like tactics to keep foreign fleets out of their waters. Iceland won the series of confrontations known as the Cod Wars, and control of those waters became the foundation of the volcanic island's economy.
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Peces, barcos y soberanía: Islandia sopesa su futuro europeo

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By Stine Jacobsen Verified, Tom Little
| La Nación (Argentina) Verified
COPENHAGUE/REIKIAVIK.– Hace 50 años, Gylfi Geirsson y Sigurbjorn Svavarssoncortaban los cables de arrastre de barcos pesqueros británicos y esquivaban fragatas de la Marina Real a bordo de pequeñas embarcaciones de la Guardia Costera islandesa, utilizando tácticas similares a las de la guerra de guerrillas para mantener a las flotas extranjeras fuera de sus aguas.
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Fish, ships and sovereignty: Iceland weighs its European future

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By Stine Jacobsen Verified, Tom Little
| Sunday Times Verified
Story audio is generated using AI By Stine Jacobsen and Tom Little Gylfi Geirsson and Sigurbjorn Svavarsson cut British fishing trawl wires and dodged Royal Navy frigates on board small Icelandic coastguard vessels 50 years ago, using guerrilla-like tactics to keep foreign fleets out of their waters. Iceland won the series of confrontations known as the Cod Wars, and control of those waters became the foundation of the volcanic island’s economy.
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