Fayze-K

The "Fayze K" was detained on Sep 12, 2025, in Gemlik with 21 deficiencies, seven of which being regarded as seriously and grounds for a detention: 1) Fire safety - Fire detection and alarm system Missing 2) Fire safety - Other (Fire safety) Other 3) Water/Weathertight - Ventilators, air pipes and casings Damaged 4) Living and working - Cleanliness of engine room Insufficient 5) Propulsion and auxiliary machinery - Bilge pumping arrangements Not as required 6) Alarms - Macniery control alarms Inoperative 7) Emergency systems - Fire drills Lack of training The vessel was released again on Sep 16 and left the port enroute to Alexandria. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18w8HbqhPV/

In the morning of Oct 17, 2023, three ships, the 'Bull', 'Ramus' and 'Bahar K', have left ports of the Odesa Region for passage along the temporary Black Sea corridor. The 'Bull' had entered a Ukrainian port for loading on Oct 12. The 'Ramus' and 'Bahar K', both destined to Italy with ETAs as of Oct 25 and Oct 23, followed for entering along the temporary corridor on Oct 13. The 'Briza' followed for entrance to one of the Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea on Oct 17. According to the calculations of the Center for Transport Strategies, 33 ships passed (taking into account the 'Briza') along the new route announced by Ukraine to enter the ports of the Odesa Region. For exit (including five vessels that have been in ports since the start of the Russian invasion in February 2022), taking into account these three vessels, this figure reached 24. A total of 57 ships passed in both directions.