Russian cargo ship linked to Syria sinks in the Mediterranean
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from euronews1 month ago
The Russian cargo ship Ursa Major sank in the Mediterranean after an engine room explosion. 14 crew members have been rescued, while two are missing.
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The ship was reportedly transporting large port cranes and parts for icebreakers from St Petersburg to Vladivostok, raising concerns about its mission.
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Ukrainian military intelligence suggested Ursa Major was actually sent to retrieve weapons and personnel from Syria, indicating potential military implications.
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Oboronlogistika's troubled history includes the arrest of Deputy Defence Minister Timur Ivanov earlier this year, linked to corruption in military shipping operations.
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