Russian tankers damaged, one split in two, during storm in strait between Russia and Crimea
A Russian oil tanker was navigating the strait between Russia and Crimea when it was caught in a massive storm that caused it to split apart. A second tanker was damaged in the same storm, prompting a rescue operation.
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Two Russian tankers carrying thousands of tons of fuel were badly damaged in stormy weather near the Black Sea over the weekend, leading to an oil spill, according to Russian state media.
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