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Two oil tankers in flames in the Black Sea, "Maestro" and "Candy" refer to the shores of occupied Crimea. That's what the Russian rescuers report.
"At a speed of about 0.5 miles towards the Kerch Strait, if the navigation is threatened, the boats will be taken to the tug and the drift is controlled," they said.
The Rosmorrichflot press service confirms control of drift. They found that the vessels were "in a more or less stable state".
On the morning of January 24, rescuers reported that the tanker fire had become less intense.
Following the explosion and fire of two oil tankers Maestro and Candy, occurred on January 21 near the coast of Russia occupied by Ukrainians, causing 14 deaths. This is reported by a special Radio Liberty project "Crimea Realia", referring to the data of the FleetMoon maritime portal and the message of the Kremlin administration of the occupied peninsula. In addition, the media reported 12 people saved. According to FleetMoon, the fate of these five people is unknown.
The Russian inquiry commission on the death of people following a tanker fire near the coast of Crimea occupied by Russia opened criminal proceedings for "causing death by negligence to two or more people ". [19659002] The Ministry of Territories temporarily occupied Ukraine announced that ships Maestro and Candy had been involved in the illegal transport of liquefied natural gas in Syria
According to Ukrainian journalist Andriy Klymenko, oil tankers belong to Turkish and Milenyum companies Denizcilik Gemi, which is in "Syria sanctions list United States."
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