Russian Destroyer Fires Warning Shots at Turkish Fishing Boat in Aegean Sea
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A Russian destroyer fired warning shots at a Turkish fishing boat that sailed on a collision course towards them. Photo: Facebook.
A Russian destroyer had to open warning fire as a Turkish fishing vessel sailed on a collision course towards them and didn’t respond to calls from the warship, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
The incident happened in the northern part of the Aegean Sea some 12 nautical miles from the Greek island of Lemnos, the ministry said.
Read full story at RT.
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