Protecting Seafarers Critical India Urges De-Escalation Following Black Sea Ship Attacks - OrissaPOST
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Protecting seafarers critical India urges de-escalation following Black Sea ship attacks - OrissaPOST
New Delhi: IndiaWednesday condemned a string of attacks targeting four commercial vessels in the Black Sea over the past two days that left two of the 33 Indian nationals on board injured. New Delhi renewed its call for dialogue and diplomacy to de-escalate tensions and restore regional peace, emphasising that attacks on commercial shipping and […]
Two commercial vessels belonging to Turkish companies were allegedly targeted by unmanned aerial and naval vehicles off the coast of Bulgaria. As a result of the attack, the Togolese-flagged "Alfa Watan" sank, and search operations for the missing crew have been terminated. The 18 sailors on the other attacked vessel, 11 of whom were Turkish, were rescued.
The Bulgarian authorities have suspended the search for ten crew members of the cargo ship "Alfa Vatan", which sank in the Black Sea, the head of the Center for
The latest in a series of attacks targeting civilian commercial vessels in the Black Sea has resulted in tragedy. Bulgarian authorities announced that the Turkish-owned, Togolese-flagged cargo ship "Alfa Watan," targeted by drones off the coast of Byala, sank, killing all 10 crew members. This brings the number of civilian vessels targeted in the region in the last two days to three.
There were 10-20 sailors on board the Alfa Watan when it was hit by a drone attack on Tuesday.
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