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Greek Ship Chartered by Israeli Firm Sinks After Drone Attack Off Bulgaria
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A Greek-owned container ship chartered by Israel's ZIM shipping company sank off Bulgaria's coast on Wednesday after being struck by unmanned surface vessels. All 18 crew members were rescued, and while the attack is believed to be linked to the Russia-Ukraine war, the perpetrators and motive are unknown. The incident raises further concerns about the safety of commercial shipping in the Black Sea, which has seen a rise in drone attacks.
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- A Greek container ship chartered by ZIM sank off Bulgaria after a drone attack.
- All 18 crew members were rescued safely.
- The attack is believed to be connected to the Russia-Ukraine war.
- The ship was traveling from Haifa, Israel, to Romania.
- The incident increases concerns over Black Sea shipping safety.
- At least six vessels have been attacked off Bulgaria this month.
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