Key Points
- On 26 August, the Turkish-operated 'Lider Bordo Mavi' vessel was hit off the Tuapse coast.
- On 27 August, the 'Lider Kocatepe' vessel sent to tow it was also targeted.
- Following the incidents, Turkey summoned the Ukrainian Ambassador in Ankara to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- At the ministry, the guarantee of life, property, travel and environmental safety in the Black Sea was emphasized.
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On 26 August, the Turkish-operated vessel 'Lider Bordo Mavi' was attacked off the Tuapse coast and the ship was hit.
On 27 August, the 'Lider Kocatepe' vessel sent to tow it was also targeted.
Following these incidents, Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Ukrainian Ambassador in Ankara for explanations.
In the meeting with the ambassador, Turkey emphasized the necessity of ensuring life, property, travel and environmental safety in the Black Sea. According to information obtained from ministry sources, necessary warnings were issued and it was requested that measures be taken regarding maritime safety. Source: patronlardunyasi.com
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- Who attacked Turkish ships in the Black Sea?
- The identity of the attacker was not specified in the report; only that the ships were hit was mentioned.
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- Turkey requested an explanation regarding the attacks on the ships and issued a maritime safety warning.
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- The ministry emphasized the necessity of ensuring life, property, travel and environmental safety.
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