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Heavy Fog Probable Cause of Russian Black Sea Fleet Vessel's Wreck
Heavy Fog Probable Cause of Russian Black Sea Fleet Vessel's Wreck
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Bad weather, fog in particular, could have cause the collision of a Russian naval research vessel with another ship in the Black Sea, the Russian consulate... 27.04.2017, Sputnik International
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Heavy Fog Probable Cause of Russian Black Sea Fleet Vessel's Wreck
13:58 GMT 27.04.2017 (Updated: 14:00 GMT 27.04.2017) Bad weather, fog in particular, could have cause the collision of a Russian naval research vessel with another ship in the Black Sea, the Russian consulate general in Istanbul said Thursday.
ANKARA (Sputnik) — Russian Black Sea Fleet research vessel Liman collided earlier on Thursday with a Togo-flagged ship 40 kilometers (25 miles) from the Bosphorus Strait. The Russian vessel sank after receiving a hull rapture, but all 78 crew members were rescued.
"According to preliminary data, bad weather conditions, fog, could have caused the incident," press attache Sergei Losev said.
The Russian Defense Ministry said the vessel had sunk.