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Turkish owned bulk carrier granted permission to trasit Strait of Hormuz
The Turkish-owned 'Rozana' has passed through the Strait of Hormuz after receiving permission from Iranian authorities on March 13, 2026, enrouteto Suez. The Turkish Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloglu stated that one of 15 Turkish-owned ships in the area was granted clearance because it had previously used an Iranian port. The remaining 14 vessels were still waiting, with Ankara maintaining contacts with Tehran amid the ongoing conflict and effective restrictions on the chokepoint. Turkish-owned ships in the region have a total of 171 personnel aboard. This was following Iran's selective allowances for certain countries' vessels despite broader disruptions since Feb 28.
More bulk carriers challenging Russian blockade
Three more bulk carriers challenged the Russian blockade and have reached Ukraine, waters in order to load, in total, about 130,000 tons of grain and ore. The ' Azara' docked at Yuzniy in the evening of Sep 22, 2023, also thr Chinese bulk carrier 'Ying Hao 01'. The 'Eneida' arrived at Chornomorsk in the evening of Sep 22.
Anchor and engine damage
The 'Bosphorus Prince', enroute from Pecem to Teesport, suffered an anchor failure in position 54 41.850N, 000 51 100W, off the Echo Tees Anchorage 10,6 miles from the mouth of the river Tees on Sep 23, 2019, at 6.20 p.m. The vessel successfully used the main engine to assist in lifting the starboard anchor off the bottom, but was unable to start the main engine. The vessel reported that the engine has been inspected and that the piston rings were broken. The estimated time to complete the repair was 1,5 days. The Humber Coastguard and Tees VTS continued to monitor the vessel. On Sep 24 at 9.40 a.m. the Tees VTS got reported that the vessel was outside their jurisdiction and that due to the westerly current on scene the ship, if it dragged anchor, would move away from the pipelines. On Sep 25 it remained moored in pos. 54° 41.79' N 000° 50.78' W.
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