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Russian attack injured civilian seafarers
On the early morning of Aug 13, the Ukrainian port of Reni on the Danube River was attacked by Russian drones, resulting in four ships being targeted. Among the damaged vessels were the 'T Moon' with an Egyptian crew on board, and the 'Sea Line' (IMO: 9558048), which also had Egyptian sailors among the crew. Two other ships were also targeted. All ship crews are safe; no fatalities were recorded, with minor injuries reported among some of the crew members.
Ship damaged in grounding incident
The 'T Moon', enroute from Split to Rethymnon with 12 crew members on board, allided with the rocky islet Avgo, south of Kithira, due to a damaged rudder on July 12, 2021. The vessel was able to reach the port of Rethymnon, accompanied by a Greek Coast Guard vessel. During an inspection by the port authority and a private diver, damage was found to the bow and the hull, including a four metres long breach in the transverse axis amidships. There was no pollution or injury reported due to the incident. The Rethymnon Port Authority detained the vessel in port, until the damage wass repaired and a class maintenance certificate issued. As of July 15, the ship remained stationary in pos. 35° 22.80' E 024° 28.76' E.
Detention in Tekirdag
The "T-Moon" was detained on Aug 11, 2025, in Tekirdag with 21 deficiencies, three of which being regarded as seriously and grounds for a detention: 1) Pollution Prevention - Retention of oil onboard Not as required 2) Pollution Prevention - Other (Ballast Water Management) Other 3) Labour conditions - Sleeping room, additional spaces Not as required The vessel was released again on Aug 13 and left the port enroute to Sulina with an ETA as of Aug 19. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063576908591
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