A Malta-flagged vessel was struck by three drones while sailing in the Black Sea on Monday, 12th October, leaving four crew members with minor injuries.The incident was confirmed by Foreign Affairs Minister Chris Fearne, who revealed that the vessel, M/V Chelsea-3, came under attack while travelling through the region.According to Fearne, all crew members were successfully rescued following the incident.However, four people sustained minor injuries and required medical attention.Malta has strongly condemned the attack, with Fearne stressing the importance of protecting vessels travelling through international waters.“Malta strongly condemns this attack and reiterates the necessity to ensure safe maritime passage according to the principles of UNCLOS,” he wrote on X.UNCLOS, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, establishes the legal framework governing maritime activities and navigation.Fearne did not specify who was responsible for the drone attack.Photo credits to Marine Traffic•