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Formal submission has been made to the International Criminal Court regarding attack
A formal submission has been made to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague regarding the attack carried out on the 'Reyhan Sarı' in the Black Sea on July 22, which resulted in the death of the Turkish boatswain Savaş Çakar, 54. Attorney Nuri Koray Kurun, Founding Partner of the Memişoğlu Kurun Law Firm, stated that an application had been filed with the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, and that evidence had been submitted. Kurun said that the investigations had revealed that the ship had been struck by a cluster bomb, which pierced the outer plating of the living quarters, before detonating inside and scattering hundreds of projectiles throughout the area. Kurun also noted that this type of munition is typically used for warships. The ship was repaired in Tuzla from Aug 5 until Sep 11. It then headed to the Russian port Ust- Luga with an ETA as of Oct 8. Report with photos: https://www.haberdenizde.com/denizde-gundem/ukrayna-laheyde-sanik-sandalyesinde/
Killed officer laid to rest in hometown
The body of Chief Petty Officer (Engine) Savaş Çakar (54), who lost his life in a drone attack off the coast of Novorossiysk, was laid to rest at Derince on Aug 17. Following an explosives sweep conducted by specialist teams, and with the assistance of the Trabzon Metropolitan Municipality Fire Department, Çakar’s body was recovered from the wreckage and transported to the Council of Forensic Medicine for an autopsy after the attack. Following the completion of autopsy procedures, the body was sent to his hometown of Kocaeli for burial. Report with photos: https://www.haberdenizde.com/denizde-gundem/denizciler-cakar-icin-agliyor/
Owner to sue Ukraine for attack on ship
The owner of the 'Reyhand Sari', which was attacked by a UAV in the Black Sea on July 22 , transporting coal from the Russian port of Taman to Trabzon, was preparing to sue Ukraine at the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Aug 9. The attack had killed one crew member and injured two others. The lawsuit was to be filed by T VE O Denizcilik Company, owner of the 'Reyhan Sari', and 15 crew members. The content of the lawsuit was transferred to lawyers who argued that the commercial vessel was protected by international law and could not be considered a military target. The lawsuit also accused Ukraine of deliberately attacking Turkish cargo ships.
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