The Turkish daily Cumhuriyet reported Tuesday morning that Ukrainian maritime drones struck the Cameroon-flagged cargo vessel Nadezhda in the Black Sea, wounding four crew members, including three Turkish nationals. The ship was reportedly carrying fresh fruits and vegetables from the Turkish port of Samsun to Novorossiysk.
The Turkish daily Cumhuriyet reported Tuesday morning that Ukrainian maritime drones attacked the Cameroon-flagged cargo ship Nadezhda in the Black Sea, wounding four sailors, including three Turkish citizens. The vessel was reportedly en route from the Turkish port of Samsun to Novorossiysk, carrying a cargo of fresh fruits and vegetables. The attack adds to a series of maritime incidents in the Black Sea involving Ukrainian drone strikes on vessels linked to Russian trade. The Zioneer earlier reported on the attack at 00:14 Tuesday, citing the same source. The extent of damage to the ship remains unverified, and no comment from Ukrainian officials has been reported.
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