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Two ships hit by drones in Black Sea, one sank, Bulgaria's PM says

Euronews Tuesday 13 October 2026, 05:33 UTC 1 min read
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Rumen Radev gave no further information about where the ships came from or what cargo, if any, they were carrying. Two ships were hit by drones in the Black Sea and one sank, Bulgaria's Prime Minister Rumen Radev said on Tuesday. The incident reportedly happened around 24 kilometres off Bulgaria's coast.

Rumen Radev gave no further information about where the ships came from or what cargo, if any, they were carrying. Two ships were hit by drones in the Black Sea and one sank, Bulgaria's Prime Minister Rumen Radev said on Tuesday. The incident reportedly happened around 24 kilometres off Bulgaria's coast. Radev gave no further information about where the ships came from or what cargo, if any, they were carrying. He also gave no information about where the drones might have come from. This is a developing story and our journalists are working on further updates.
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