Owner of sunken Russian vessel suspects sabotage behind Ursa Major casualty
According to its statement, which is in line with available footage from the sinking ship, the Ursa Major was carrying two cranes, two crane buckets, as well as hold covers and a single 20-foot container with a spare parts kit for covers weighing a total 806 tons.
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A Russian cargo ship that ran into trouble on Monday in the Mediterranean Sea and later sank was rocked by a series of three ...
Russian ship under US sanction sunk in ‘act of terrorism’, says owner - Three explosions ripped through the engine room of ...
A unique and difficult-to-replace sealift ship operated by the Kremlin’s military logistics company sank in the Mediterranean Sea near Spain on Christmas Eve. The loss of the 13,000-ton M/V Ursa Major ...
Ursa Major Technologies Inc. and Raytheon’s Tucson, Arizona-based rocket unit have completed a successful missile flight test ...
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Cargo vessel transporting Russian military equipment from Syria breaks down in open sea, Ukraine's intel claimsThe cargo vessel Sparta sent to Syria to bring out Russian military equipment broke down in the open sea and now drifts near ...
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