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A fire on an oil tanker off the coast of Sochi became known on October 6. The Aframax Rio tanker was en route from Novorossiysk to India.
New footage of a powerful fire on an oil tanker near Sochi has been published. The corresponding video was published by Kub Mash in the Telegram channel.
The footage shows the glow of a fire and a pillar of fire rising upward.
The fire on the tanker became known on October 6. The fire and a huge plume of black smoke were caught on video. According to preliminary data, the Aframax Rio tanker was sailing from Novorossiysk to India.

The crew of the Aframax Rio tanker, consisting of 23 Indian citizens, was rescued after an attack by unmanned boats in the Black Sea, there were no casualties, the oil burning is being monitored, extinguishing is possible after the intensity of the fire decreases.

The Aframax Rio, a Liberian-flagged ship carrying oil, was attacked by unmanned boats. The Russian Ministry of Transport reported that the available forces and means are sufficient to eliminate the consequences of the incident.

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