Shadow Tanker Released by Sweden After Seven Months’ Detention
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The vessel is duly registered by its current flag state, Equatorial Guinea.
The Swedish authorities allowed the vessel Sea Owal I to continue to sail with a Russian citizen on the crew who had been held off the coast of the Kingdom since March for suspicion of using a false flag. The Swedish authorities have released the tanker Sea Owal I, the vessel can continue to travel, transmits the RIA News with reference to the Kingdom's Coast Guard. "The Sea OWl I Court, which has been anchored on the coast of Trelleborg since M…
The Swedish Transport Agency has lifted the ban on the use of the tanker Sea Owl 1, which was boarded by the Coast Guard outside Trelleborg earlier this year. This means that the vessel is now free to leave Sweden.
Swedish authorities suspected that it was sailing under a false flag and violating Swedish law.
The Swedish authorities lifted the ban on the operation of the Sea Owl I tank vessel, which had been detained in March off the south coast of the country. On 12 October, the Swedish Transport Authority announced that the vessel could now leave the territorial waters of the Kingdom.
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