Romania blames Russia for drone that sinks cargo ship; 1 killed, 3 missing
Romanian officials said the strike killed one sailor and left three missing as NATO allies weigh stronger protections for Black Sea shipping.
- Romanian President Nicușor Dan blamed Russia for escalating attacks in the Black Sea after a drone strike sank the Comoros-flagged cargo ship Khoryv off Romania’s coast on Friday.
- The vessel, carrying 13 Ukrainian and Azerbaijani crew members, sent a distress signal about 13 nautical miles from the port of Constanța, just outside Romanian territorial waters.
- Rescue teams recovered one dead sailor, rescued nine crew members and continued searching for three others missing after the ship sank in rough sea conditions.
- The incident follows a series of attacks on commercial vessels near Romania and Bulgaria, raising concerns about maritime security and the safety of shipping routes in the Black Sea.
- NATO has pledged additional maritime patrol aircraft, radar systems and drones for the Black Sea as Romania, Ukraine and Bulgaria call for stronger protection of commercial shipping.
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The Romanian president accused Russia of sinking a ship in the Romanian SAR area, outside territorial waters exactly 13 nautical miles The post Romania: Nicăușor Dan accuses Russia of sinking a ship 1 mile outside territorial waters appeared first on in.gr.
Drone strike sinks cargo ship near Romania, killing Ukrainian sailor. Romanian President blames Russia
The Khoryv capsized about 13 nautical miles off Romania’s coast, with nine crew members rescued and three still missing. The incident adds to a wave of attacks threatening Black Sea shipping and Ukraine’s export routes.
BUCAREST (AP) — A drone hit and sank a cargo ship in the Black Sea on Friday, leaving one dead and three missing, authorities reported, in the most recent attack on commercial shipping in...
The ship Khoryv, with ten Ukrainians on board, sunk off the coast of Romania, and Nikushor Dan stated that the ship had been hit by a drone.
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