Russian Shadow Fleet: Grounded in Oman: Tanker to be recovered
The polluted area has now grown to 1,400 square kilometers, said the environmental organization, citing satellite images
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The polluted area has now grown to 1,400 square kilometers, said the environmental organization, citing satellite images. The tanker should therefore be salvaged, for example, with salvage ships and aircraft, also an "experienced team of specialists with over 100 tons of equipment" is involved. According to IMO data, the tanker was loaded with a total of 130,000 tons of oil, which already "for some time" spilled out of it.
Furthermore, According to Ambrey, the “significant international action” also involves an international company for the fight against oil pollution. According to an analysis by the geospatial company Synmax, the tanker had probably loaded oil in the Russian port of Novorossiysk, but then suffered an incident at sea in early June and no more location data reported. Greenpeace: Environmental catastrophe threatens Greenpeace further warns that there could be an environmental catastrophe on a massive scale.
In addition, The polluted area is getting bigger and bigger – but now the recovery of the wreck is imminent.
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The polluted area has now grown to 1,400 square kilometers, said the environmental organization, citing satellite images.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe tanker should therefore be salvaged, for example, with salvage ships and aircraft, also an "experienced team of specialists with over 100 tons of equipment" is involved.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAccording to IMO data, the tanker was loaded with a total of 130,000 tons of oil, which already "for some time" spilled out of it.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAccording to Ambrey, the “significant international action” also involves an international company for the fight against oil pollution.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAccording to an analysis by the geospatial company Synmax, the tanker had probably loaded oil in the Russian port of Novorossiysk, but then suffered an incident at sea in early June and no more location data reported.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesGreenpeace: Environmental catastrophe threatens Greenpeace further warns that there could be an environmental catastrophe on a massive scale.
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The polluted area is getting bigger and bigger – but now the recovery of the wreck is imminent.
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