India summoned Ukraine's ambassador after an attack on a ship…

India summoned Ukraine's ambassador after an attack on a ship carrying Indian sailors in Odessa.

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India summoned Ukraine's ambassador Alexander Poliushchuck following an attack on a cargo ship in the Black Sea.
The attack resulted in the death of at least one Indian sailor.
India expressed serious concern and strongly condemned attacks on civilian ships, calling them unacceptable.
India emphasized that such actions threaten maritime safety, freedom of navigation, and international trade.
India urged all involved states to comply with international obligations regarding maritime security.

The attack on MV OMORFI occurred on July 18, and the ship was under the flag of the Marshall Islands; it was allegedly attacked in Russian territorial waters. — vm
The attack on MV OMORFI took place on July 18 and is described as a Ukrainian drone strike; India noted this was the second such incident recently. — riamo
India had previously summoned Russia's acting chargé d'affaires Vladimir Ladanov due to the death of four Indian sailors in an attack on MV Golden Leo near Odessa on July 19, 2026. — kommersant
The ship involved was MV AGN Ragnar, attacked on July 25 while docked in Odesa port; four Indian sailors were aboard, two found safe, two still missing. India reported five Indian seafarers killed since July 18. — vedomosti
The attack was attributed to Ukrainian forces (VСU) and occurred on MV OMORFI in the Black Sea. — vesti