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etc.\n\nWe have to keep within format exact. No extra spaces inside tags etc except as format.\n\nLet’s draft title: \’’French Navy Seizes Oil Tanker Linked to Russian ‘Shadow Fleet’ in Mediterranean’\’. That is creative original title. Good.\n\nWe need 2000 chars approx; 3 paragraphs. Each paragraph can be about 600-650 chars. We’ll produce about 600-700 chars each. Let’s compute approximate char length: Probably about 3000 chars total? Wait requirement 2000 chars approx, maybe meaning 2000 characters across article. That’s about 300 words. 3 paragraphs each ~100-120 words. Provide 3 paragraphs separated by _2_ and _3_ exactly, no other markers.\n\nAlso need to include HTML tags like b, i when necessary. Maybe mention ’Grinch’ in b.\n\nLet’s compose paragraphs.\n\nParagraph 1: mention dates? Provide context: On [date], French Navy intercepted the tanker Grinch. Provide context of suspected Russian shadow fleet.\n\nParagraph 2: explain legal and geopolitical aspects: ship flagged? Link to sanctions. Provide details of ship type.\n\nParagraph 3: implications for maritime security and enforcement, potential future actions.\n\nMake sure to avoid moral language. Use neutral tone.\n\nNow produce image descriptions: 300 characters description: \’Soft pastel Banksy‑style sketch depicting a small oil tanker navigating calm Mediterranean waters, with faint outlines of cloaked ships in background, no red stains or hearts.\’ ~300 characters.\n\nSecond image description: monochromatic. \’Monochromatic Banksy‑style sketch portraying the same oil tanker under still sea, emphasizing shapes and shadows, no red stains or hearts.\’ Need ~300 char.\n\nNow tags: maybe \’France, Russia, Mediterranean, oil tanker, maritime security, sanctions\’. compile as tags separated by commas.\n\nNow produce final output.\n\nBe mindful of exact format: Each block: starttitle...

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etc.\n\nWe have to keep within format exact. No extra spaces inside tags etc except as format.\n\nLet’s draft title: \’’French Navy Seizes Oil Tanker Linked to Russian ‘Shadow Fleet’ in Mediterranean’\’. That is creative original title. Good.\n\nWe need 2000 chars approx; 3 paragraphs. Each paragraph can be about 600-650 chars. We’ll produce about 600-700 chars each. Let’s compute approximate char length: Probably about 3000 chars total? Wait requirement 2000 chars approx, maybe meaning 2000 characters across article. That’s about 300 words. 3 paragraphs each ~100-120 words. Provide 3 paragraphs separated by _2_ and _3_ exactly, no other markers.\n\nAlso need to include HTML tags like b, i when necessary. Maybe mention ’Grinch’ in b.\n\nLet’s compose paragraphs.\n\nParagraph 1: mention dates? Provide context: On [date], French Navy intercepted the tanker Grinch. Provide context of suspected Russian shadow fleet.\n\nParagraph 2: explain legal and geopolitical aspects: ship flagged? Link to sanctions. Provide details of ship type.\n\nParagraph 3: implications for maritime security and enforcement, potential future actions.\n\nMake sure to avoid moral language. Use neutral tone.\n\nNow produce image descriptions: 300 characters description: \’Soft pastel Banksy‑style sketch depicting a small oil tanker navigating calm Mediterranean waters, with faint outlines of cloaked ships in background, no red stains or hearts.\’ ~300 characters.\n\nSecond image description: monochromatic. \’Monochromatic Banksy‑style sketch portraying the same oil tanker under still sea, emphasizing shapes and shadows, no red stains or hearts.\’ Need ~300 char.\n\nNow tags: maybe \’France, Russia, Mediterranean, oil tanker, maritime security, sanctions\’. compile as tags separated by commas.\n\nNow produce final output.\n\nBe mindful of exact format: Each block: starttitle...

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