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Investigation Ongoing Into Black Sea Attacks on Kairos, Virat Tankers

Russia and Turkey are investigating recent Black Sea tanker attacks on Kairos and Virat. No casualties reported, but maritime security remains at risk.

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Associated Press ISTANBUL (AP) — The Turkish government has condemned Ukrainian drone attacks on two oil tankers belonging to Russia’s clandestine fleet in the Black Sea. Foreign Ministry spokesman Oncu Keceli said the attacks on the Kairos and Virat vessels occurred within Turkey’s exclusive economic zone and “posed serious risks to navigation, life, property, and environmental security in the region.” In a social media post Saturday night, Kec…

·United States
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Turkey cannot tow the blown-up tanker KAIROS: large-scale oil spill recordedThe tanker KAIROS, blown up in the Black Sea, which was carrying Russian oil products, cannot yet be towed to shore. The ship has moved 18 kilometers from the coast, and the oil spill has spread 16 kilometers.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands on Saturday, November 29, 2025.
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