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A strange coincidence

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The multi-purpose offshore vessel Commander (IMO: 9340609) has been stationed in the Black Sea since yesterday in the same area where the spy ship ‘Ivan Khurs’ was hit.

The Commander left Istanbul (port of Haydarpasa) on 20 May and entered the Black Sea on the morning of the 21st.

It has been stationed in the area since yesterday afternoon.

We do not know whether it is connected with the damage to the ‘Ivan Khurs’ but it is certainly a strange coincidence.

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