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Russian attack on corn ship off Ukraine's Odesa kills 10

A Russian strike on a merchant ship near Odesa has resulted in 10 deaths, including four Indian nationals, prompting a formal diplomatic response.

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A merchant vessel transporting corn was struck during a Russian attack off the coast of Odesa, Ukraine. The incident resulted in 10 fatalities, with additional reports of injuries among the crew.

Coverage from Reuters, Al Jazeera, and the BBC confirms the death toll, while The Hindu and NDTV emphasize that four of the deceased were Indian seafarers. The Times of India reports that one victim was a merchant navy member from Kerala.

Following the strike, India has summoned a Russian envoy. Future developments will depend on the official outcomes of this diplomatic summons and whether further details regarding the vessel or crew emerge in subsequent reports.

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How many people died in the attack?

Coverage states that 10 people were killed in the Russian attack on the merchant ship.

What was the ship carrying?

According to reporting by Reuters, the vessel was a corn ship.

What is the status of the Indian government's response?

India has summoned a Russian envoy following the death of four Indian seafarers in the incident.

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