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MEA advisory urges Indian seafarers to assess security risks before taking jobs in Black Sea region
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has issued an advisory urging Indian seafarers to assess security risks before accepting jobs in the Black Sea region. This follows an incident where the MV AGN Ragnar, carrying four Indian crew members, was struck by a projectile in Odesa. The Indian Embassy in Kyiv confirmed two crew members are safe, but information about the other two remains pending.
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