Turkey claims a cargo ship was attacked by a drone in the Black Sea
On the 22nd local time, according to a statement released by the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a cargo ship owned by Turkey and flying the flag of Panama was attacked by a drone in the waters near the port of Chernomorsk, Ukraine, on the morning of the same day. The attack resulted in injuries to two Turkish crew members on board.
The Turkish side stated in the announcement that Turkey is closely monitoring the condition of the two injured citizens and their subsequent medical treatment. The statement also pointed out that this attack is a consequence of the escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and poses a threat to Turkey's interests in the Black Sea and regional security. Turkey has expressed serious concerns about such attacks to the governments of both parties involved in the conflict.
The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that ensuring the navigational safety of civilian vessels in the Black Sea is a core priority for Turkey and called on all relevant parties to take measures to reduce regional tensions.
There has been no response from either Russia or Ukraine regarding this matter. (Reporter Chen Huihui from the Central Broadcasting Station)
A Turkish-owned cargo ship was attacked by a drone near Chernomorsk, Ukraine, injuring two Turkish crew members. The Turkish government is closely monitoring the situation and has expressed serious concern over the implications for regional security. This incident is seen as a result of the escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict.
- A Turkish-owned cargo ship was attacked by a drone in the Black Sea.
- Two Turkish crew members were injured in the attack.
- The incident occurred near the port of Chernomorsk, Ukraine.
- Turkey expressed serious concern over the attack and its implications for regional security.
- The attack is viewed as a consequence of the escalation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.