Oil tanker, Red Sea
TradeWinds · 5d
Î’urning Greek tanker towed to safety in the Red Sea without oil spill
European Union warships and salvage vessels have successfully towed a stricken Greek tanker to safe waters in the Red Sea. The move puts the 163,800-dwt Sounion (built 2006) further north from where it had been previously anchored while burning and abandoned after repeated Houthi attacks for nearly a month.
Upstream · 8d
Second attempt to tow burning oil tanker out of Red Sea danger zone set to start
A second attempt to tow a burning oil tanker to safety after an attack by Houthi rebels more than three weeks ago was due to start on Friday. The start of the latest attempt was confirmed in a navigational warning urging other vessels to give the area a wide berth of five nautical miles (nine kilometres) when the operation starts.
TradeWinds · 7d
Salvage armada starts towing stricken Delta Tankers vessel in Red Sea
An armada of European Union warships and salvage vessels began towing a stricken Delta Tankers ship in the Red Sea on Saturday. The development is part of a second effort to salvage the burning 163,800-dwt Sounion (built 2006) and prevent an environmental catastrophe.
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