A Russian cargo ship called Ursa Major sank in the Mediterranean Sea overnight after an explosion ripped through its engine room and two of its crew are still missing, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.

An explosion sank a sanctioned Russian cargo ship in the Mediterranean Sea on Monday night, Russian authorities said, leaving two crew members missing.

A Russian cargo ship claimed to be heading to Syria to take part in the Kremlin’s military withdrawal from that country has sunk in the Mediterranean. The Ursa Major went down overnight between Spain and Algeria.

A Russian cargo ship suspects a major act of sabotage as ‘three explosions' sank its cargo vessel Ursa Major while passing through the Mediterranean.

Russia has described the sinking of its cargo ship that sank on Tuesday in the Mediterranean Sea as an “act of terrorism”. The cargo ship, Ursa Major, sank while it was sailing through international waters between Spain and Algeria.

Mysterious Explosions Lead to Disaster on Vessel Strong explosions ripped through the engine room of the Russian cargo vessel Ursa Major, resulting in her untimely demise in the Mediterranean Sea. The incident occurred on Tuesday,

On Monday evening, the Ursa Major, a Russian military cargo ship, sank in the Mediterranean Sea. The ship, which Ukrainian intelligence sources say was supposedly en route to Syria to pick up military equipment,