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Bodies of 2 Russian sailors found on ship that caught fire off S.Korea

Bodies of 2 Russian sailors found on ship that caught fire off S.Korea
21.04.2023 12:30
The bodies of two Russian sailors from a ship that caught fire off the coast of South Korea have been found, reported from TASS.

The bodies are said to have been found on the ship. The search for the two remaining sailors continues. Earlier it was reported that four Russians went missing after the vessel caught fire. Twenty-one people were evacuated. In total, there were 25 crew members on board.

The Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Busan had not yet confirmed the information at the time of this publication.





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