Bulgaria concludes search for crew of sunken cargo ship after drone attack, confirms no survivors.
Bulgarian authorities have concluded the search for crew members of a cargo ship that sank off the country's coast following a drone attack, confirming no survivors were found. The search was called off on Tuesday evening. Earlier on Tuesday, two merchant ships in the Black Sea region were reportedly attacked by drones, with one catching fire and the other sinking. The attack occurred approximately 80 nautical miles east of the Bulgarian coastal town of Byala.
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