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A fire broke out on the Turkish-flagged cargo vessel MV Royad Mammadov in the Black Sea near Romania on October 5, 2026, resulting in two deaths and the rescue of 11 crew members. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy blamed a Russian drone attack for the incident; Romania's interior ministry has not confirmed the cause. The ship was carrying Ukrainian grain bound for Italy and sank hours after catching fire. Three Indian nationals were aboard; one was injured and received medical attention from Romanian authorities. The incident occurred approximately 20 nautical miles from the Romanian coast, within Romania's exclusive economic zone. India's Ministry of External Affairs expressed grave concern over attacks on commercial shipping and seafarers, calling for dialogue and diplomacy to address ongoing conflicts in the region.
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