Turkey’s first drilling ship passes Gallipoli

Turkey’s first drilling ship passes Gallipoli

ÇANAKKALE

Turkey’s first ever drilling ship, the Deepsea Metro II, passed the straits of te northwestern province of Gallipoli on Dec. 29, the state-run Anadolu Agency reported, citing the Turkish Petroleum Company on Dec. 30

Anadolu reported the ship would be used for drilling in the Black Sea.

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