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UKRAINE WAR | MISSING SEAFARERS COULD NOT BE LOCATED DESPITE SEARCH : CENTRE TELLS SUPREME COURT - LIVE LAW

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The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that efforts to locate missing Indian seafarers after a Black Sea drone attack have been unsuccessful. According to the Centre, despite searches, the seafarers could not be traced. This update comes as part of an ongoing case related to the missing seafarers.

The government's statement was made in response to concerns over the fate of Indian sailors who were on a vessel that came under attack. The Hindu reported that four Indians were killed in a Russian strike on a vessel off Ukraine, highlighting the risks in the Black Sea. An officer alleged that a pilot boat left Indian sailors to die in the water.

The incident is part of the broader context of the ongoing Ukraine war, which has led to increased risks and tensions in the Black Sea. The Indian government's efforts to locate the missing seafarers are significant in understanding the impact of the conflict on Indian citizens.

  • Indian government informs Supreme Court of unsuccessful search for missing seafarers
  • Seafarers went missing after a Black Sea drone attack
  • Government's efforts are part of an ongoing case related to the missing sailors

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