The Okhotsk sea is an inland sea, Russia

since 2001, Russia has been a long and painstaking work on the recognition of the enclave of the Okhotsk sea with a total area of 52 sq. m, a part of the Russian continental shelf. And that's the decision of the United Nations established the exclusive right of Russia to the resources of the subsoil and seabed, fish, crab, shellfish, and widespread Russian jurisdiction on the territory of the enclave in regard to Providence, security, protection of the environment.

since 2001, Russia has been a long and painstaking work on the recognition of the enclave of the Okhotsk sea with a total area of 52 sq. m, a part of the Russian continental shelf. And that's the decision of the United Nations established the exclusive right of Russia to the resources of the subsoil and seabed, fish, crab, shellfish, and widespread Russian jurisdiction on the territory of the enclave in regard to Providence, security, protection of the environment.