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Mr Link wrote:Here is a fairly detailed news report in English. Or translated to English: https://www.seanews.com.tr/ukrainian-sh ... ng/188877/

Sad to see there were so many deaths considering that two over vessels were in view on the footage.

All sailors are of the same blood no matter who or where they sail. Sadly there are still brothers sailing under these conditions in the 21st century.

i ll add this (on a bit of a lighter note)...... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM

Guest wrote:

Darryl wrote:I would have quit making the video a little sooner, and worked on disembarking myself.

It looks like the video may have been from a fixed camera and not necessarily someone actually holding the camera when the accident happened.

I think it was handheld. A longer version that I saw yesterday shows someone taking the camera or phone with them as they start to exit the pilot house. It kind of appeared that they were holding it up against the window glass initially.

Here is a fairly detailed news report in English. Or translated to English: https://www.seanews.com.tr/ukrainian-sh ... ng/188877/

Sad to see there were so many deaths considering that two over vessels were in view on the footage.

Those type of boats are used on the Black Sea regularly. Second, from what I've been reading, the vessel stayed afloat for hours. In fact the stern never went down. Unfortunately being in Eastern Europe, I doubt we will learn much more about this.

Darryl wrote:I would have quit making the video a little sooner, and worked on disembarking myself.

It looks like the video may have been from a fixed camera and not necessarily someone actually holding the camera when the accident happened.

It was designed for rivers, She should not have been where she was.

I would have quit making the video a little sooner, and worked on disembarking myself.

I found this clip to share;

https://safety4sea.com/watch-new-video- ... black-sea/