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Drone strike first: Ship carrying Iranian weapons to supply Russia sunk by Ukraine
Ukraine is claiming it has sunk a Russian merchant ship for the first time using drones. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were launched against the port of Olya in the Caspian Sea on Friday, with the 5,200-dwt multipurpose Port Olya-4 (bult 2014) also a target. The vessel was alleged to be carrying Iranian weapons components for Russia.
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