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Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: 11 Sailors Missing After Drone Attack Sinks Cargo Ship Off Bulgaria

Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: 11 Sailors Missing After Drone Attack Sinks Cargo Ship Off Bulgaria
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Russia-Ukraine War Latest News:  Eleven sailors are still missing on Tuesday following the downing of a cargo ship in the Black Sea region of Bulgaria through a drone attack, according to sources. A second cargo ship was also attacked during nighttime raids, leading to more worries over the security of commercial shipping lanes in proximity to the Russian-Ukrainian war zone.

The attacks led to the calling in of Russia’s ambassador by the Bulgarian government for clarification. So far, Bulgarian government sources have failed to give concrete proof regarding who was behind the attacks. “This result favors the Russian Federation,” Rumen Radev, Prime Minister of Bulgaria, said in televised remarks. There was no instant reaction from Russia.

Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: Two Cargo Ships Hit by Drones in the Black Sea

According to Bulgarian officials, two cargo ships were attacked by drones at night, causing the sinking of one of the vessels in waters near the coastal village of Krapets. At least five crew members aboard the sunken ship were said to have been saved, while 11 others were reported missing. The Azov Concord was the name of the vessel, as per the Bulgarian media report. A search and rescue operation was being conducted.

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Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 13, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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