Two Dead, 11 Rescued After Ship Catches Fire and Sinks in Black Sea, Romania Says
- Two people died and 11 crew members were rescued after the Turkish-owned cargo ship Royad Mammadov caught fire and sank in the Black Sea outside Romania’s territorial waters.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said two Russian drones struck the ship while it carried corn through neutral waters.
- Azerbaijani and Indian citizens were aboard the vessel, and several survivors were injured.
- Zelenskyy called for international pressure to improve Black Sea security and protect food supplies.
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Drone attacks on two cargo ships in the Black Sea off the coast of Bulgaria have dropped at least one ship.
A Russian drone attacked a commercial vessel in the Black Sea that was carrying rapeseed oil.
One of the two ships sank and his crew is wanted. These strikes follow the attack of a Turkish cargo ship on Monday, October 5, which Zelensky imputes to Russia.
Two ships were hit by drones in the Bulgarian zone of the Black Sea on Tuesday. One of the ships has sunk and its crew is missing, Bulgaria's prime minister said.
Drone attacks on two cargo ships in the Black Sea off the coast of Bulgaria are said to have dropped at least one ship. The crew is considered missing. On the second a fire broke out.
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