Black Sea turns into a battlefield: A Turkish-operated tanker carrying Russian oil was hit
A Turkish-operated tanker carrying Russian oil was hit by an armed unmanned maritime vehicle in the Black Sea, 16 miles from the entrance to the Bosphorus Strait. The attack, which occurred in the fifth year of the US-NATO war against Russia in Ukraine, underscores the danger of escalation and expansion in the conflict.
A Turkish-operated tanker was struck by an armed unmanned maritime vehicle in the Black Sea. The tanker, Altura, was carrying 140,000 tons of crude oil from Russia. The attack occurred 16 miles from the Bosphorus Strait. The 27-member Turkish crew is in good health, with no injuries reported. The Turkish Foreign Ministry has condemned the attack as a violation of international law. The incident is the latest in a series of attacks on tankers in the Black Sea, which have been targeted by unmanned maritime vehicles.
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