Βurning oil tanker towed to safety in Red Sea without oil spill
European Union warships and salvage vessels have successfully towed a stricken Greek crude tanker to safe waters in the Red Sea. The move puts the Sounion further north from where it had been anchored while burning and abandoned after repeated Houthi attacks for nearly a month,
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