Two ships hit by drones of unknown origin off Bulgarian coast – Europe live

Rescue operations underway after one vessel damaged and another sunk in the Black Sea The latest update from Bulgaria says that 11 crew members from the sunken ship are still missing. The number of people rescued from the ship has now gone up to five, with authorities hoping they will be able to offer more insight into what happened overnight. Continue reading...
Key Takeaways
- Two ships hit by drones of unknown origin off Bulgarian coast – Europe live.
- Rescue operations underway after one vessel damaged and another sunk in the Black Sea The latest update from Bulgaria says that 11 crew members from the sunken ship are still missing.
- The number of people rescued from the ship has now gone up to five, with authorities hoping they will be able to offer more insight into what happened overnight.
Rescue operations underway after one vessel damaged and another sunk in the Black SeaThe latest update from Bulgaria says that 11 crew members from the sunken ship are still missing.The number of people rescued from the ship has now gone up to five, with authorities hoping they will be able to offer more insight into what happened overnight. Continue reading...
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