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Russian cargo ship ran aground
On Sep 8, 2026, the 'Russkiy Vostok' broke lose from its mooring in the Amur Bay and went adrift. The ship finally ran aground near the Tokarevsky Lighthouse in the Vladivostok region. The situation regarding the grounded ship was being monitored by the EMERCOM Main Directorate for Primorsky Krai. On the morning of Sep 9, EMERCOM rescue teams were dispatched to the site to inspect the area. No oil product leaks have been detected. The Primorsky Transport Investigation Department conducted an inquiry into the incident based on suspected violations of safety rules for the operation of maritime transport (Article 263 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The TEK Russky Vostok LLC is currently undergoing bankruptcy proceedings, RIA Novosti reported, citing documents from the Arbitration Court of Primorsky Krai. The company filed for bankruptcy in June, and in August, the Arbitration Court of Primorsky Krai initiated a supervision phase and appointed an interim trustee. The court is scheduled to review the interim trustee's report on February 4, 2027. In late August, the court accepted a petition from the Primsotsbank (PJSC SKB Primorya) to include debts arising from two loan agreements—totaling 52.4 million and 56.8 million rubles (an aggregate of over 100 million rubles)—in the register of creditor claims. One of the company's founders is a man who has been declared missing; he went out to sea on a motorboat last year and has not been found since. The second founder is currently abroad. The company owns several vessels. The shipowner's website indicates that it used two vessels to transport cargo and machinery to the Kuril Islands. The 'Russky Vostok' had been anchored unmanned in the Vladivostok roadstead, opposite the Nevelskoy Maritime State University, for an extended period. According to the prosecutor's office, the ship's owner had previously been held liable for violating mooring regulations. Officials from the Eastern Interregional Investigation Department for Transport of the Investigative Committee of Russia were also investigating the causes of the incident as part of a procedural inquiry. The operation to refloat the ship was being overseen by the Main Directorate of the Russian Emergencies Ministry (EMERCOM) for Primorsky Krai. After dive surveys of the hull, two tugs of FESCO Portoflot and the Navy successfully refloated the 'Russky Vostok' on Sep 10 and pulled it back to deeper water. The ship was towed to the shipyard area in Livadia for initial inspections. Reports with photos and video: https://vl.aif.ru/society/vladelec-sudna-sevshego-na-mel-vo-vladivostoke-prohodit-bankrotstvo https://primamedia.ru/news/2615518/ https://life.ru/p/shaurma-s-vidom-na-more-vo-vladivostoke-pridumali-novuyu-zhizn-dlya-sevshego-na https://vladivostok1.ru/text/gorod/2026/09/09/76632360/ https://news.mail.ru/incident/72290274/ https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LU6MdQDLHjA&pp=0gcJCYsCo7VqN5tD
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