The radar on ships is designed to detect all objects on the water's surface. Therefore, it is challenging for a merchant ship not to see it, particularly a wars

The radar on ships is designed to detect all objects on the water's surface. Therefore, it is challenging for a merchant ship not to see it, particularly a warship of this size. However, it can be said that if the warship were jamming, the signals might not be possible to detect. What kind of operation was being conducted in this area that required the warship to conceal itself? Furthermore, one must question why the warship, primarily upon sighting a merchant ship, did not issue the necessary warnings or take measures to prevent the collision.