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Russian attack on cargo ship kills three crew, Ukrainian officials say

July 13 () - A Russian ‌attack on ‌a Togolese-flagged civilian ​merchant vessel killed three crew and ‌injured ⁠five, Ukraine's Deputy Prime ⁠Minister Oleksiy Kuleba ​said ​on ​Monday. The vessel, ‌carrying mineral fert…

Russian attack on cargo ship kills three crew, Ukrainian officials say
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July 13 () - A Russian ‌attack on ‌a Togolese-flagged civilian ​merchant vessel killed three crew and ‌injured ⁠five, Ukraine's Deputy Prime ⁠Minister Oleksiy Kuleba ​said ​on ​Monday. The vessel, ‌carrying mineral fertilisers, was moored in the Odesa ‌region ​and ​at ​a time ‌of the attack, ​regional ​governor Oleh Kiper ​said.

July 13 () - A Russian ‌attack on ‌a Togolese-flagged civilian ​merchant vessel killed three crew and ‌injured ⁠five, Ukraine's Deputy Prime ⁠Minister Oleksiy Kuleba ​said ​on ​Monday. The vessel, ‌carrying mineral fertilisers, was moored in the Odesa ‌region ​and ​at ​a time ‌of the attack, ​regional ​governor Oleh Kiper ​said.

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Jul 13, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026
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