NEW DELHI: The Embassy of India in Ukraine on Sunday mentioned it’s intently monitoring the state of affairs after the service provider vessel MV AGN Ragnar was struck on the Port of Odesa on July 25, with 4 Indian nationals onboard.In an announcement posted on X, the embassy mentioned two of the 4 Indian crew members have been confirmed protected, whereas data relating to the remaining two is awaited.“Embassy of India in Ukraine is monitoring the state of affairs after the vessel MV AGN Ragnar was struck on the Port of Odesa on July 25. 4 Indian nationals have been on board the vessel. As per the most recent data, two have been confirmed protected, and knowledge is awaited relating to the opposite two nationals.
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Search and rescue operations are underway. The Embassy is in fixed contact with the involved authorities,” the embassy mentioned.The mission mentioned it’s sustaining shut coordination with Ukrainian authorities as search and rescue operations proceed. The embassy additionally shared its Level of Contact for Indian nationals requiring help:
Odesa, Ukraine’s largest port on the Black Sea, has been a frequent goal of Russian missile and drone assaults since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022. Business transport within the Black Sea has additionally confronted periodic disruptions regardless of worldwide efforts to maintain maritime commerce routes operational.India has persistently suggested its residents towards travelling to Ukraine as a result of ongoing battle and has continued to offer consular help to Indian nationals residing within the nation.
