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Freighter sank off Turkish coast
All 13 crew members were rescued, after the 'Svetoslava' took on water in the Black Sea on the morning of Aug 28, 2026, while the ship was sailing off the coast of the Kastamonu Province. Water began entering the ship's engine room approximately 26 nautical miles off the coast of Doğan Yurt. After receiving a distress call, Turkish Coast Guard units moved to the ship's location, including the patrol vessels 'TCSG 30' and 'TCSG 96', as well as the Coast Guard boat 'KB 40'. As the situation became increasingly critical, the crew members were forced to abandon ship using a closed lifeboat. Coast Guard teams reached the lifeboat and evacuated all 13 crew members. They were safely transported to Inebolu. The crew consisted of 11 Azerbaijani, one Turkish and one Russian national. They were taken to Inebolu State Hospital for medical examinations and found in good health. The abandoned ship drifted across the sea and finally sank on Sep 3 at 7.50 p.m. three nautical miles north of Cape Yason, Ordu. Fishermen who had set out to sea off the coast of Ordu recorded the vessel drifting and subsequently sinking with their mobile phones. Report with photo: https://unyekent.com/haber/ordu-aciklarinda-batan-yabanci-bayrakli-gemiye-rastlandi-71430
Ship damaged by collapsing crane
The 'Svetoslava', which was drydocked at the Özata Denizcilik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. (OZATD) shipyard in Altınova, was damaged on Jan 8, 2026, at around noon when a crane collapsed at the shipyard in a storm. The debris fell onto the foreship of the vessel. The accident caused great panic among the workers on site. Prior to the incident, weather conditions were closely monitored, and work areas were evacuated as a precautionary measure. The crane lost its balance and workers, noticing the crane collapsing, quickly fled to open areas. There were no fatalities or injuries. Following the incident, there was a brief period of activity in the shipyard area, and security measures were increased. While the effects of the storm continued in the region, work began to remove the overturned crane and assess the damage. The shipyard and all equipment are covered by valid insurance policies https://www.denizhaber.net/yalovada-tersanede-vinc-devrildi-haber-123019.htm https://www.karamurselaktifhaber.com/haber-15726-altinovada-ruzg%EF%BF%BDr-vinci-devirdi-isciler-panikle-kacti.html https://www.denizbulten.com/altinova-tersaneler-bolgesinde-vinc-devrildi-59671h.htm https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=749489644347409 https://www.instagram.com/p/DTP3L2mkUdm/ https://www.instagram.com/p/DTSKF3sAQ16/
Grounding in Azov port
The "Svetoslava" ran aground in the Azov port basin on Sep 3, 2015, while trying to avoid the collision with another vessel proceeding ahead of the "Svetoslava" in the same direction. The "Svetoslava" had to reduce speed, and was then taken by strong currents and pushed aground. The vessel which was loaded with a cargo of grain was en route from Rostov-on-Don towards the Black Sea.
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