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Transport group FESCO (managed by Rosatom) has temporarily suspended accepting new shipment requests via the Black Sea following the incident with the vessel 'Yanina', the company reported.
"The safety of crews and cargo is an absolute priority for FESCO. The group is currently working on possible delivery options while adhering to all safety measures. Further updates on the status will be provided," the statement said.
As previously reported, the vessel 'Yanina', owned by FESCO, sustained damage in an attack by two Ukrainian naval drones on the night of August 1 and sank 130 miles from Novorossiysk. All 17 crew members were rescued.
FESCO owns assets in port, railway, and integrated logistics businesses.
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The vessel 'Yanina', owned by FESCO, was damaged in an attack by two Ukrainian naval drones and sank 130 miles from Novorossiysk; all 17 crew members were rescued.
FESCO temporarily suspends accepting new shipment requests via the Black Sea until decisions are made considering risk factors.