Russia says it won’t stop attacking Black Sea shipping despite Indian outrage over killing of four sailors
- Russia has refused to back down in an argument with India over a deadly strike on a cargo vessel in the Black Sea, saying it will not stop targeting shipping to and from Ukraine.
- Four Indian sailors were killed in a suspected Russian cruise missile attack on a ship leaving Ukraine’s Odesa port earlier this week, prompting New Delhi to summon a Russian envoy in a rare display of discord between the two long-time allies.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russian forces would continue targeting ships they suspected of transporting weapons for Ukraine, adding that Moscow had explained its positio
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- Russia has refused to back down in an argument with India over a deadly strike on a cargo vessel in the Black Sea, saying it will not stop targeting shipping to and from Ukraine.
- Four Indian sailors were killed in a suspected Russian cruise missile attack on a ship leaving Ukraine’s Odesa port earlier this week, prompting New Delhi to summon a Russian envoy in a rare display of discord between the two long-time allies.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russian forces would continue targeting ships they suspected of transporting weapons for Ukraine, adding that Moscow had explained its positio
Sources: The Independent