Vessels

As a result of the Russian attack on the night of November 24, a fire broke out on an unused vessel in one of the ports of the Odesa region.

The captain of the Turkish vessel ORINDA allegedly ignored a warning to leave the berthing front before the Russians struck the port of Izmail in the Odesa region.

A case has been sent to court against six individuals who seized 32 vessels, converted them into 12 barges and illegally appropriated them.

At the first stage, the system will be installed on four vessels of the Delta-Pilot branch, in particular using GPS trackers.
This was reported by the Адміністрації морських портів України. Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority.
The automated fuel consumption control system allows real-time monitoring of fuel levels, refueling volumes, actual consumption, and all movements and operating modes of the vessel.
The USPA emphasized that this ensures transparency of accounting, prevents unauthorized discharges, and helps reduce operating costs.
“Installing an automated control system is a step towards more effective fleet management. We are implementing technological solutions that increase accounting accuracy and help use resources more rationally. At the first stage, we plan to implement the system on 4 vessels of the Delta-Pilot branch,” said Oleksandr Semirga, head of the Seaports Administration of Ukraine.
It should be noted that after evaluating the results of the work, the system is planned to be scaled to other vessels of the enterprise.
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The vessels “Siberia”, “Grumant”, “Viktor Zabelin”, and “SMP Severodvinsk”, which suddenly “found themselves” in the same area, were in the Black Sea with their AIS turned off.

On the night of November 2, three tankers were in the port of Tuapse on the Black Sea – two Greek and one Turkish.

Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the SBU has hit 11 Russian ships and vessels with naval drones.

Lawyers have secured the release of a Greek shipowner’s vessel in the Black Sea Seaport.

Since the beginning of the Ukrainian sea corridor, the ports of Great Odesa have handled 146.5 million tons of cargo and processed 5,596 vessels.

The vessel was saved from fire and fuel spillage, but two crew members were injured.