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**Title: Bulk Carrier "Aurora One" Resumes Voyage After Lengthy Detention in Bayonne** The bulk carrier "Aurora One," which has been anchored at the Bayonne port for 18 days, has resumed its journey as of March 1, 2026. The vessel, currently en route to Caen-Ouistreham, dropped anchor off the coast at coordinates 49° 20' N 000° 12' W on March 2. Originating from the Russian port of St. Petersburg, "Aurora One" encountered significant issues before its arrival. The ship was detained in Bayonne following a thorough inspection by the Naval Safety Commission (CSN), which uncovered various technical deficiencies and raised alarming questions about the crew's well-being. At the center of the complications was a turboshaft engine failure that occurred shortly before docking, accompanied by a minor fire incident. Following its arrival on February 9 and subsequent inspections, the CSN mandated the vessel's detention. The successful departure of "Aurora One" marks a crucial step as the ship continues its journey loaded with steel plates, ready to navigate the seas once again. For additional details, you can view the report featuring photographs [here](https://www.sudouest.fr/pyrenees-atlantiques/bayonne/pays-basque-immobilise-18-jours-au-port-de-bayonne-le-vraquier-aurora-one-a-repris-la-mer-28067409.php).

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