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Investigation launched in Istanbul for crew killed in drone attack off Russia
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Key Points
- 1. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an official investigation into the death in the drone attack.
- 2. The Panama-flagged commercial ship named 'Asomatos' was attacked by numerous drones in Russian territorial waters on 16 July.
- 3. An Indonesian crew member working on the ship lost his life in the attack.
- 4. Following the incident, the ship in question anchored off the coast of Istanbul Sarıyer for security purposes.
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1. 16 July
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation regarding the death of a crew member on a commercial ship that was subjected to a drone attack in Russian territorial waters. Following the incident, the attacked vessel, a Panama-flagged ship named 'Asomatos', anchored off the coast of Istanbul Sarıyer.
The attack in question took place on 16 July. While navigating in Russian territorial waters, the ship became the target of numerous drones. It was reported that an Indonesian personnel serving on the ship lost his life in the incident.
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- Q: Exactly when and where did the incident take place?
- A: The attack was carried out against a commercial ship navigating in Russian territorial waters on 16 July.
- Q: What is the nationality of the crew member who lost his life?
- A: It was reported that the ship personnel who lost his life as a result of the attack was an Indonesian national.
- Q: Which authority is conducting the investigation?
- A: The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that it has launched an official investigation into the death on the ship.
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