3 Indians Rescued After Russian Drone Strike on Black Sea Ship Depart Romania for India
- Sahil Sandhu, Ashwini Kumar, and Harman Singh left Romania for India after being rescued from the MV Royad Mammadov.
- The vessel was attacked in the Black Sea while carrying corn from Ukraine to Italy, killing two foreign seafarers and injuring several crew members, including the three Indians.
- The three Indian nationals were reported to be in stable condition; one received treatment at Constanța County Hospital, while two stayed at a hotel.
- India condemned the attack and called for dialogue and diplomacy to address ongoing conflicts and protect international shipping.
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Three Indians rescued from attacked cargo ship in Black sea depart for India
Amidst a distressing attack on the Turkish-owned MV Royad Mammadov cargo vessel in the Black Sea, three Indian nationals were successfully rescued. After receiving medical care in Romania, they were declared stable. The Indian embassy played a crucial role in ensuring their safe return and provided necessary supplies during their ordeal. Unfortunately, the attack also led to the loss of two foreign seafarers' lives, underscoring the gravity of m…
Three Indian survivors of Black Sea cargo ship attack leave for home
Three Indian crew members rescued after the Black Sea attack have left Romania for India with embassy support. Their return closes an emergency rescue effort that also highlighted the risks faced by global seafarers.
Three Indians Rescued from Black Sea Vessel Attack Depart Romania for India
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Three Indian nationals, rescued from the commercial vessel MV Royad Mammadov that came under attack in the Black Sea on Monday, have departed for India, the Embassy of India in Bucharest said on Saturday (local time). World News | Three Indians Rescued from Black Sea Vessel Attack Depart Romania for India.
The three Indian sailors rescued after the incident involving the commercial ship Royad Mammadov, in the Black Sea, left Romania and returned to their country. The Embassy of India to Bucharest thanked the Romanian authorities, doctors from Constanta County Hospital and rescue teams for the intervention and support granted. Sahil Sandhu, Ashwini Kumar [...]
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