Colombo: Crew Members of the Iranian Warship Bushehr Land in Sri Lanka

Colombo: This photo taken on March 6 in Colombo, Sri Lanka showcases the Iranian warship "Bushwar." A representative from the Sri Lankan Navy confirmed that more than 200 crew members from the "Bushwar," which was positioned near Sri Lankan territorial waters, have been successfully moved to Colombo's port. The logistics support vessel requested entry due to engine complications. Sri Lankan President Disanayak mentioned that arrangements were being made for the crew to be brought to Colombo while the ship would head to Trincomalee. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Colombo: This photo taken on March 6 in Colombo, Sri Lanka showcases the Iranian warship "Bushwar." A representative from the Sri Lankan Navy confirmed that more than 200 crew members from the "Bushwar," which was positioned near Sri Lankan territorial waters, have been successfully moved to Colombo's port. The logistics support vessel requested entry due to engine complications. Sri Lankan President Disanayak mentioned that arrangements were being made for the crew to be brought to Colombo while the ship would head to Trincomalee. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Colombo: On March 6, members of the crew from the Iranian warship "Bushwar" reached Colombo's port in Sri Lanka. A spokesperson from the Sri Lankan Navy mentioned that over 200 crew members from the "Bushwar," which was located close to Sri Lankan territorial waters, were brought to the Colombo port. The "Bushwar," a support ship for the Iranian military, has 208 crew members and requested docking due to engine issues. Sri Lankan President Disanayak remarked that on the evening of the 5th, the Navy was making arrangements for the crew's transfer to Colombo, while the ship itself would be redirected to Trincomalee port in eastern Sri Lanka. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Colombo: On March 6, members of the crew from the Iranian warship "Bushwar" reached Colombo's port in Sri Lanka. A spokesperson from the Sri Lankan Navy mentioned that over 200 crew members from the "Bushwar," which was located close to Sri Lankan territorial waters, were brought to the Colombo port. The "Bushwar," a support ship for the Iranian military, has 208 crew members and requested docking due to engine issues. Sri Lankan President Disanayak remarked that on the evening of the 5th, the Navy was making arrangements for the crew's transfer to Colombo, while the ship itself would be redirected to Trincomalee port in eastern Sri Lanka. (Xinhua via NationPress)