Indian authorities informed on Sunday that they working to establish the whereabouts of two Indian crew members after a merchant ship carrying four Indian nationals was struck while docked at Ukraine's Odesa port on Saturday.
The Indian Embassy in Kyiv said it is actively coordinating with local authorities following the incident involving MV AGN Ragnar, which came under attack at the strategic Black Sea port.
According to the mission, two of the four Indians on board have been confirmed safe, while efforts are continuing to verify the status of the remaining two. Search and rescue operations are in progress.
"Embassy of India in Ukraine is closely monitoring the situation following the incident involving MV AGN Ragnar, which was struck at the Port of Odesa on July 25," it said. "As per the latest information, two have been confirmed safe, and information is awaited regarding the other two nationals," it said.
