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Turkey condemns Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil tankers off Black Sea coast
Ukrainian Sea Baby drones caused serious damage to two Russian shadow fleet tankers, disrupting oil transport and signaling increased pressure on Russia's war funding.
- Turkey has condemned Ukrainian drone attacks on two Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea, saying the strikes posed risks to navigation, life, property and environmental safety in the region.
- The attacks happened inside Turkey's exclusive economic zone, and Turkey is carrying out talks with relevant parties to prevent the spread of the war in Ukraine across the Black Sea and to protect Turkey's economic interests.
- The targeted vessels, Kairos and Virat, are described as part of a fleet used to evade sanctions imposed on Russia following its 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
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Ukrainian intelligence has released photos and videos showing drone attacks on two oil tankers in the Black Sea. The ships are believed to have been part of Russia's so-called shadow fleet, which was believed to be carrying Russian oil.
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