All 23 Indians aboard Liberian-flagged oil tanker rescued after attack off Russia’s Black Sea coast
The Russian Transport Ministry said the vessel’s all Indian crew of 23 was saved and none was hurt according to preliminary data.
The Hindu reports that the Russian Transport Ministry said the vessel’s all Indian crew of 23 was saved and none was hurt according to preliminary data.
This world story centres on Russia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Indians, Liberian-flagged and Russia’s Black Sea.
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