Turkey Summons Ukrainian Ambassador over Black Sea Attacks
- Turkey summoned Ukraine's ambassador after two Turkish-operated commercial vessels were attacked by drones in the Black Sea near the Russian port of Tuapse on August 26 and 27, resulting in injuries and damage to both vessels.
- The first vessel, Lider Bordo Mavi, was struck by three drones, caught fire, and five crew members were injured; the ship was towed to the Turkish port of Samsun after the attack.
- The second ship, Lider Kocatepe, sent to assist the first, was also targeted by a drone and sustained material damage before returning to Samsun.
- Turkey called for a moratorium on attacks in the Black Sea to protect civilian shipping, stressing the importance of safety for people, property, navigation, cargo, and the marine environment.
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The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has summoned the Ukrainian ambassador to Ankara, following repeated attacks on a Turkish ship and the tow truck sent to help the Black Sea. The maritime incident is straining diplomatic relations between the two states, raising new concerns about the security of navigation and stability in the region.
Kyiv's ambassador had to go to the rapport.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey summoned the Ambassador of Ukraine to Ankara, Nriman Jalal, against the background of the targeting of two vessels operated by Turkish companies in the Black Sea, according to sources in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey.
Turkey has summoned Ukraine's ambassador over attacks this week in the Black Sea on a Turkish ship and a second ship sent to tow the first, the country's foreign ministry said on Saturday.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey called the Ambassador of Ukraine to explain the attacks on two civilian cargo vessels in the Black Sea.
Turkey called on Ukraine's ambassador to Ankara after this week's attack on a Turkish ship in the Black Sea and then on a second ship, who came to tow the first one, announced on Saturday the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reports AFP, taken over by Agerpres. "During this meeting, Turkey expressed its warnings about ...
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