Likhachev: all crew members of the ship Fesco, sunk APU, rescued
According to Rosatom, on Saturday night in the Black Sea, 130 miles from Novorossiysk, as a result of an attack by naval drones, the Armed Forces of Ukraine received a
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According to Rosatom, on Saturday night in the Black Sea, 130 miles from Novorossiysk, as a result of an attack by naval drones, the APU received damage and sank the ship Yanina, owned by Fesco. As specified in the Corporation, in the night from Friday to Saturday, being about 130 nautical miles from the port of Novorossiysk, the ship was attacked by marine unmanned vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. All 17 crew members have been rescued and are feeling well.
Furthermore, All 17 crew members of the vessel "Yanina", which belonged to the company "Fesco" (part of the structure of "Rosatom") and was sunk by Ukrainian formations in the Black sea, were rescued. The Yanina was an ordinary peaceful container ship sailing in international waters, Likhachev said.
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According to Rosatom, on Saturday night in the Black Sea, 130 miles from Novorossiysk, as a result of an attack by naval drones, the APU received damage and sank the ship Yanina, owned by Fesco.
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As specified in the Corporation, in the night from Friday to Saturday, being about 130 nautical miles from the port of Novorossiysk, the ship was attacked by marine unmanned vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
according to Argumenty i FaktyAll 17 crew members have been rescued and are feeling well.
according to RIA NovostiAll 17 crew members of the vessel "Yanina", which belonged to the company "Fesco" (part of the structure of "Rosatom") and was sunk by Ukrainian formations in the Black sea, were rescued.
according to Argumenty i FaktyThe Yanina was an ordinary peaceful container ship sailing in international waters, Likhachev said.
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