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Two Dead, 11 Rescued After Ship Catches Fire and Sinks in Black Sea, Romania Says

  • On Monday, the cargo ship Royad Mammadov caught fire following a suspected drone strike near the Pesc platform in the Black Sea.
  • The vessel, which departed Izmail, Ukraine, for Ravenna, Italy, was struck around 9 nautical miles from the offshore oil and gas platform.
  • Romania's Naval Authority confirmed that two people have died and 13 sailors are missing, while 11 crew members were brought to safety.
  • The Maritime Coordination Center requested the Romanian Agency for Lifesaving at Sea to intervene, with multiple rescue ships dispatched to the sinking vessel.
  • Rescue operations continue outside Romania's territorial waters as authorities investigate the incident, which occurred while the ship was transporting grain through the Black Sea.
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Here you will find information on the topic "Emergency". Read now "Tradeship sinks in the Black Sea – two dead".

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A Turkish commercial vessel, Royd Mammadov, sunk in the Black Sea as a result of an attack by drones. 2 crew members were killed in an incident, 11 were rescued. The boat was located within the Romanian economic zone at the time of the attack.

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EADaily, 5 October 2026. In the Black Sea, a fire broke out on the freighter "Royad Mammedov" from Ukrainian Ishmael to Italian Ravenna, and a burning vessel was found at a Romanian oil platform in the economic zone of Romania.

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The Romanian press links the fire, which has occurred near the Ukrainian border, to the impact of a drone, although for the moment there is no official confirmation by Romania that this is the cause

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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