Unmanned aerial vehicle attack on Turkish ship off Russia: 1 dead, 2 injured
Key Points
- 1. The Turkish-flagged ship MV Reyhan Sarı was subjected to an unmanned aerial vehicle attack off the coast of Novorossiysk.
- 2. In the attack, 54-year-old crew member Savaş Çakar lost his life, and two people were injured.
- 3. AFAD and fire teams initiated a rescue operation for the body under the debris when the ship docked at Trabzon Port.
- 4. Trabzon Metropolitan Municipality published an official condolence message for the deceased and the injured.
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An attack was carried out with an unmanned aerial vehicle on the Turkish-flagged dry bulk carrier named MV Reyhan Sarı, carrying coal off the coast of Novorossiysk, Russia. While heavy damage occurred on deck B of the ship during the attack, crew member Savaş Çakar lost his life, and Enes Torun and Ufuk Cihan Yılmaz were injured.
While the injured received first aid from coast guard teams, they were referred to hospitals after the ship reached the coast of Samsun. Savaş Çakar, who lost his life, could not be reached for a long time due to being trapped under the debris.
A coordinated effort was carried out by the Trabzon Metropolitan Municipality Fire Department and AFAD teams on the ship, which arrived at Trabzon Port this morning. The body recovered from the debris was referred to the Trabzon Forensic Medicine Institution Morgue, while an official condolence message was published by the municipality.
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- 1. On which ship and where did the attack take place?
- The Turkish-flagged dry bulk carrier named MV Reyhan Sarı, carrying coal from Russia, was attacked by an unmanned aerial vehicle off the coast of Novorossiysk.
- 2. Were there any casualties and injuries in the incident?
- In the attack, a crew member named Savaş Çakar (54) lost his life, and Enes Torun and Ufuk Cihan Yılmaz were injured.
- 3. When was the body of the deceased crew member recovered?
- When the ship arrived at Trabzon Port this morning, it was recovered from under the debris as a result of the operation carried out by AFAD and fire teams.
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