New Delhi, July 29 -- India is coordinating with Ukrainian authorities in the search for two Indian seafarers reported missing following an attack on a merchant vessel in Odesa port last week, the external affairs ministry said on Tuesday. There were four Indian crew members on the MV AGN Ragnar when it was struck in Odesa port on July 25, and two of them were reported missing. Five Indian seafarers have died so far in the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the external affairs ministry has summoned senior diplomats of both countries to protest against these incidents. External affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal told a regular media briefing that two Indian crew members of the Ragnar were safe, while a search was continuing for the two ...