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Odessa NAVTEX [C]

Navigational warning CA91 COASTAL 111/22 First received 17 Sep 2026 00:28 UTC · last 29 Oct 00:24 UTC
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ZCZC CA91
300530 UTC MAR 22
UKRAINE COASTAL WARNING 111/22 ODESA-NAVTEX
BLACK SEA
ALL SHIPS
RUSSIAN FEDERATION NAVY CONTINUES ITS
ILLEGAL ACTIVITY IN BLACK SEA BREAKING
RULES OF WAR CASES OF USING DRIFTING SEA
MINES OCCUR THESE MINES WERE ALLEGEDLY
CAPTURED BY RUSSIAN FORCES AT MILITARY
STORAGES IN CRIMEA DURING TEMPORARY
OCCUPATION IN 2014 DELIBERATE USAGE
OF DRIFTING SEA MINES BY RUSSIAN
FEDERATION TURNS MINES IN INDISCRIMINATE
WEAPON THAT HAS NO SPECIFIED AND LIMITED
MINED AREA AND POSE THE THREAT TO THE
SAFETY OF NAVIGATION AND HUMAN LIFE AT SEA
RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL POSSIBLE
CONSEQUENCES OF SUCH ACTIVITIES LIES IN
FULL SCALE ON RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND ITS
NAVY
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Issued 30 Mar 2022 05:30 UTC

30 Mar 2022 05:30 UTC Ukraine coastal warning 111/22 odesa-NAVTEX Black sea All ships Russian federation navy continues its Illegal activity in black sea breaking Rules of war cases of using drifting sea Mines occur these mines were allegedly Captured by russian forces at military Storages in crimea during temporary Occupation in 2014 deliberate usage Of drifting sea mines by russian Federation turns mines in indiscriminate Weapon that has no specified and limited Mined area and pose the threat to the Safety of navigation and human life at sea Responsibility for all possible Consequences of such activities lies in Full scale on russian federation and its Navy

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