Russia says Ursa Major ship blown up in Mediterranean

In total, two crew members were missing as a result of the accident.

The Russian ship Ursa Major sank in the Mediterranean Sea. In particular, the company that owned it reported that the ship was blown up. This was written by the Russian propaganda publication RIA Novosti.

The company that owns the vessel, Oboronlogistika, said that before the sinking, “three explosions occurred on the starboard side.” They noted that such an event constituted a “terrorist attack.”

The propagandists added that the explosion most likely occurred in the engine room. 14 crew members were rescued, two were missing.

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