Azertag.Az Azerbaijani Citizens Affected by Sea of Azov Drone Attacks
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- •Four Azerbaijani citizens were confirmed dead and four injured in the drone attacks.
- •The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry is actively coordinating the repatriation of deceased citizens.
- •Consular assistance is being provided to injured citizens in Yeysk, Russia.
On June 5, 2026, drone attacks targeted cargo ships Natra and Zircon in the Sea of Azov, resulting in casualties among Azerbaijani citizens. Four out of 25 Azerbaijani individuals involved were reported dead, while four others sustained injuries. The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry confirmed the identities of two deceased citizens, Rajab Ahadov and Mahammad Aliyev, whose remains are being repatriated. The injured are receiving medical treatment in Yeysk City Hospital, with some already discharged. The vessel Zircon remains at the attack site due to safety concerns, and Russian rescue teams are managing the situation. The Azerbaijani Embassy in Russia is providing consular assistance to affected citizens and coordinating their return. Further updates on the incident and the status of the remaining individuals are pending.
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