A Ship Bound for Russia Ran Aground: Ship Traffic in the Dardanelles Strait Has Been Halted.
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According to a statement from the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, a cargo ship en route from Syria to Russia ran aground in the Dardanelles Strait. As a result, ship traffic in the Dardanelles Strait has been halted in both directions.
The 190-meter-long, San Marino-flagged bulk carrier Pilatus Marine, en route from Syria to Russia, ran aground in the Çanakkale Strait near Nara due to engine failure. A rescue operation was launched with the deployment of tugboats belonging to the General Directorate of Coastal Safety, and ship traffic in the strait was suspended in both directions.
The 190-meter-long cargo ship "Pilatus Marine," en route from Syria to Russia, ran aground in the Dardanelles Strait due to engine failure. Strait traffic was closed in both directions.
A rescue operation has been launched for a bulk carrier that ran aground in the Dardanelles Strait due to engine failure.
The 190-meter-long bulk carrier PILATUS MARINE, flying the San Marino flag and en route from Syria to Russia, ran aground in the Çanakkale Strait at the Nara junction due to engine failure. Following the incident, Coast Guard teams were dispatched to the area, and divers began assessing the damage to the ship. As a result of this development, ship traffic in the Çanakkale Strait has been temporarily halted in both directions.
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