Terrifying Moments Unfolding in the Dardanelles Strait: A Giant 182-Meter Tanker Has Broken Down!
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The 182-meter-long, Liberian-flagged tanker "Baltic Star," en route from Spain to Tuzla, Istanbul, experienced engine failure in the Dardanelles Strait. The tanker was towed to the Karanlık Liman Anchorage Area by tugboats belonging to the Coast Guard. 🚆
A 182-meter-long chemical tanker, which experienced engine failure in the Çanakkale Strait, was anchored in the Karanlık Liman Anchorage Area with the assistance of tugboats.
The 182-meter-long, Liberian-flagged tanker "Baltic Star," en route from Spain to Tuzla, Istanbul, experienced engine failure in the Dardanelles Strait. The tanker was towed to the Karanlık Liman Anchorage Area with the assistance of tugboats belonging to the Coast Guard.
A 182-meter-long chemical tanker ship, which experienced engine failure in the Çanakkale Strait, was anchored in the Karanlık Liman Anchorage Area with the assistance of tugboats.
The 182-meter-long, Liberian-flagged chemical tanker BALTIC STAR, en route from Spain to Tuzla, experienced engine failure off Nara Point in the Çanakkale Strait. Following a report from the captain, the tugboats KURTARMA-13 and KURTARMA-17 belonging to the General Directorate of Coastal Safety were dispatched to the area, and other vessels transiting the strait were also warned about the malfunction.
The 182-meter-long chemical tanker Baltic Star, en route from Spain to Tuzla, experienced engine failure off Nara Point in the Çanakkale Strait. The massive vessel was towed to Karanlık Liman by Coast Guard teams and secured.
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