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Ten killed as Russian attacks on merchant ships in Black Sea intensify

Russian attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea have intensified, resulting in ten deaths, including several Indian seafarers.

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Russian strikes have targeted merchant vessels in the Black Sea, specifically impacting a ship at the port of Odesa in Ukraine. Ten people have been killed in the intensified attacks.

Coverage from BBC News, NDTV, The Hindu, and The Times of India emphasizes the casualties among Indian crews. NDTV reports that four Indians were killed and one remains in critical condition, while The Hindu confirms the identification of two Indian seafarers.

Further reports are expected regarding the status of the critically injured crew member and the broader impact of these strikes on Black Sea shipping.

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How many people were killed in the attacks?

According to BBC News, ten people were killed.

Which nationality was specifically affected among the crew?

Indian seafarers were affected, with NDTV reporting four deaths and one person in critical condition.

Where did the attacks take place?

The attacks occurred in the Black Sea, with strikes specifically hitting a ship at the Odesa port in Ukraine.

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