Turkish and Russian cargo ships collide

Sadraddin Ismayilov
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Two dry cargo ships sailing under the flags of Turkey and Russia have collided in the Black Sea, Report informs, citing Turkey's NTV channel.

The 90-meter-long Tahsin Imamoglu ship from Kocaeli to Eregli came into collision with the 128-meter-long RUSICH 10 ship going to Russia in front of Yenikoy.

Rescuers were directed to the scene.

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