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Greek Ministry Advises Black Sea Security After Deadly Russian Strike

7/23/2026

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Greece's shipping ministry advised Greek-flagged commercial vessels to increase security in the Black Sea.
The advisory came after a Russian missile strike on a corn-carrying ship near Odesa on 19 July killed 10 people.
Sea drones struck the Greek tankers ASIA (managed by Dynacom) and NISSOS IOS (Kyklades Maritime Corp) at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal.
A third Greek vessel was also reported attacked.

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Greece's shipping ministry advised Greek-flagged commercial vessels to increase security in the Black Sea.
The advisory came after a Russian missile strike on a corn-carrying ship near Odesa on 19 July killed 10 people.
Sea drones struck the Greek tankers ASIA (managed by Dynacom) and NISSOS IOS (Kyklades Maritime Corp) at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal.
A third Greek vessel was also reported attacked.