From Russia, with love (Answer)

SV or  360 selfies

oh, i've been lucky when i decided to modify my keywords

Good job agent Krenek, following the russian spy was not easy, and sinking his vessel was a nice way to immobilize him 

With some useful help from a friend 

Glad you have contacts in Russia, Walter, enjoy the weather this days

Sorry forgot about this one pending.

Clue: 

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The title is in honour of the 007 film "From Russia with love", but is had nothing to do with spies nor the history of such movie, sorry for the redhearring

As Krenek wisely hinted, it is moored beside a seaside city, a very touristic one if you love scuba diving.

The sailboat sunk due to a storm and has been there for a long time, seems the insurance company has no interest in recovering the boat.

Dozens of hours of Googling, and I have become somewhat of an expert on the Liman (this isn't it) and other sailboats because of this puzzle!  

I obviously need to improve my skills.

Good job, Dagger66 and @utapaoapao

We all need to spy on Walter's and Krenek's search logs, hahahahaha


Answer:  I learned about this sailboat on the news a few weeks ago as it got graffited by local artists of the island of 

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Cozumel

right in front of the "Museo de la Isla de Cozumel"

From the local news: "The Marine elements checked the stranded boat, but the owner has not been located yet, since the boat has no registration and was in the open sea in complete abandonment."

The reason for the title was in reference of 007 movie "From Russia with love" as the owner happened to be russian.
Half a red-herring as he was never mentioned to be a spy. Sorry for that, just having fun.

I wonder how Krenek found it so fast

Jan 18, 2021 1:39:56 GMT jesusmx said:

I wonder how Krenek found it so fast

in such puzzles, you need luck too

for that one, i needed (like 2 minutes and) 2 keywords: sailboat wreck
where the said boat comes on the first line! ...was pretty surprised

you get that link!

Jan 18, 2021 5:24:23 GMT krenek said:

Jan 18, 2021 1:39:56 GMT jesusmx said:

I wonder how Krenek found it so fast

in such puzzles, you need luck too

for that one, i needed (like 2 minutes and) 2 keywords: sailboat wreck
where the said boat comes on the first line! ...was pretty surprised

you get that link!

That's why I would love to have access to your search history,

While testing: I used "sailboat russian capsized" and took a couple  pages to find the reference, but never saw the one in your link. 
I wanted to use a picture of the graffitied boat, but it would be reverse searchable.