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A Russian cargo ship that may have been part of an evacuation run to Syria sank

The Ursa Major ship went down after an explosion in the engine room, Russia's foreign ministry said.

By: Business Insider

Dec 26 2024
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A Russian cargo ship that may have been part of an evacuation run to Syria sank

A Russian cargo ship sank in the Mediterranean Sea on December 24, 2024, per Russia's foreign ministry.Luis Boza/NurPhoto via Getty Images

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