Turkish rig to begin drilling on August 9th, KNEWS

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28 JULY 2022 - 12:10

Turkey’s Abdulhamid Han drill ship will leave the country’s port of Mersin in the Mediterranean on August 9, Energy Minister Fatih Donmez said late Tuesday.

He said that the ship will operate within Turkey’s maritime areas of responsibility.

It is understood that the exact drilling location will be announced by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the same day.

#URGENT Türkiye's Abdulhamid Han drill ship to start mission in Mediterranean, will leave Mersin port on Aug. 9, says energy minister
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