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- India is coordinating with Ukrainian authorities to search for two Indian seafarers reported missing after the merchant vessel MV AGN Ragnar was attacked in Odesa port on July 25.
- Two of the four Indian crew members on the ship are safe, and the external affairs ministry said it is in touch with local authorities and the missing seafarers' families.
- Five Indian seafarers have died so far in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and India has summoned senior diplomats of both countries to protest such incidents.
- The ministry has repeatedly condemned attacks on commercial shipping in the Black Sea and Persian Gulf, stressing that civilians and seafarers must never be targeted.
What to watch next
- Whether the two missing seafarers are found following the search in Odesa
- Any further attacks on merchant vessels in the Black Sea or Persian Gulf affecting Indian crew
- Possible further diplomatic protests by India to Russia and Ukraine over attacks on shipping
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Named India · Ukraine · Russia · Government of India · Jammu-Kashmir · Ladakh · Ministry of External Affairs · MV AGN Ragnar · Neerav Modi · Odesa · Pakistan · Pakistan Occupied Kashmir · Pakistan Peoples Party · Preeti Patel
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