Egypt follows up on sailors aboard ship hit near southwestern Russia
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The captain of the Egyptian vessel M/V Noran died in an attack on a dry cargo at the Russian port, reporting to the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt closely follows the incident of 13 September at a port in the south-west of the Russian Federation that struck the vessel M/V Noran carrying Egyptian seafarers. The captain was killed, his body is repatriated by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs …
Foreign Ministry says the vessel was hit near a port on Sept. 13; Efforts are being made to recover captain's body once security conditions permit
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry announced that the Egyptian captain of the "Noran" ship, which was attacked near a port in southwestern Russia, had died, and that the eight Egyptian sailors on board had been brought back to the country.
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry announced in a written statement that the captain of the Noran ship, which was attacked by Ukraine, had died. The ministry also stated that the 8 crew members had been brought back to the country and were in good condition.
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry announced that the Egyptian captain of the Noran ship, which was attacked off the southwest coast of Russia, has died, and that eight Egyptian sailors have been brought back to the country. The ministry stated that the captain's body will be transferred to Egypt once conditions stabilize.
The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Friday the death of an Egyptian captain and the return of eight sailors to the country, after a ship on board had been bombed south-west of Russia.
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