Turkish ship attacked as it approached Libya's Tobruk - Foreign Ministry
The ship's third officer died and other crew members were wounded
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ISTANBUL:
A Turkish dry cargo ship was shelled from the Libyan coast as it approached Tobruk port and then attacked from the air as it tried to leave the area on Sunday, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Monday.
The ship's third officer died and other crew members were wounded in the attacks, which the ministry condemned in a statement, saying the ship was in international waters at the time. The statement did not specify who launched the attacks.
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Libyan Military spokesman say Turkish vessel was bombed after it was warned not to approach Libyan city of Derna.
A Turkish dry cargo ship was shelled from the Libyan coast as it approached Tobruk port and then attacked from the air as it tried to leave the area on Sunday, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Monday.
The ship's third officer died and other crew members were wounded in the attacks, which the ministry condemned in a statement, saying the ship was in international waters at the time. The statement did not specify who launched the attacks.
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Libyan Military spokesman say Turkish vessel was bombed after it was warned not to approach Libyan city of Derna.