Cei trei marinari indieni salvați de pe nava atacată în Marea Neagră au plecat din România

Three Indian sailors rescued from the commercial ship Royad Mammadov, which caught fire in the Black Sea, have left Romania. The Indian Embassy in Bucharest expressed gratitude to Romanian authorities, medical staff, and rescue teams for their assistance. The sailors, Sahil Sandhu, Ashwini Kumar, and Harman Singh, departed for India on October 10 after receiving support from the embassy. The ship, owned by a Turkish company, was transporting grain when it caught fire on October 5, resulting in two fatalities and the rescue of 11 crew members. The Indian Embassy confirmed the sailors were injured but in stable condition, with one receiving medical care in Constanța.