Sybiha calls Russian attack on Turkish vessel particularly cynical given Turkey's peace efforts
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha, commenting on today's attack by Russia on a civilian vessel carrying corn, noted that the vessel belonged to Turkey, which is making significant diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions, achieve peace, and ensure security in the Black Sea.
NEW DELHI: At least two people lost their lives and several others, including an Indian national, were injured after a Russian drone strike caused a fire on a Turkish-owned cargo ship in the Black Sea. The Indian Embassy in Romania confirmed that three Indian nationals were among the crew on the vessel, named MV Royad Mammadov. According to the embassy, one of the injured Indian crew members was receiving medical attention in Romania.
The Indian Embassy is in close contact with the relevant authorities to gather more information about the welfare of the Indian nationals involved in the incident.
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