In the Black Sea, following a drone attack
In the Black Sea, following a drone attack, the container ship 'Yanina' sank — 'Rosatom'.
Consensus
- The container ship 'Yanina' sank in the Black Sea.
- The sinking occurred on the night of August 1.
- The ship was attacked by two Ukrainian maritime drones.
- The ship was a civilian container vessel traveling in international waters.
- The vessel was transporting civilian cargo, including frozen food and construction materials.
- The attack was described as piracy or maritime robbery by the head of Rosatom.
- All 17 crew members were rescued.
- The ship belonged to FESCO, which is part of the Rosatom group.
Points of divergence
- The ship's crew consists of 14 people, and the captain is Yuri Baribkin. — tg_astrapress
- The ship was commissioned in September 2021. — tg_astrapress
- The ship's dimensions are 142 meters in length, 22 meters in width, with a deadweight of 13,007 tons and a capacity of 962 TEU. — tg_astrapress
Coverage (5 sources)
- Rosatom reported that the Fesco container ship 'Yanina' sank in the Black Sea after being attacked by two Ukrainian naval drones — ASTRA
- After drone attack in Black Sea, tanker 'Rosatom' 'Yanina' sank, head of state corporation Alexey Lyakhov reported... — Varlamov News
- In the Black Sea after a drone attack, the container ship 'Yanina' sank - 'Rosatom' — Дождь
- In the Black Sea, after a drone attack, the container ship 'Yanina' sank - 'Rosatom' — Дождь (Telegram)
- In Rosatom, it was reported that the Fesco container ship 'Yanina' sank in the Black Sea after an attack by two Ukrainian maritime drones... — ASTRA