Russia moved the crew of a Greenpeace Arctic protest ship from the northern port of Murmansk on Monday and put them on a train to Saint Petersburg, authorities and the organisation said. "The decision has been made to transfer all 30 of the accused to detention centres in Saint Petersburg," the Investigative Committee said in a statement, saying that their charges "do not fall under the jurisdiction of courts in the Murmansk region." The 28 activists and two reporters, arrested in September after protesting against oil exploration in the Barents Sea, left their detention centre at 5:00 am (0100 GMT) on a bus and are now on a train, said Greenpeace spokeswoman Dannielle Taaffe.