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In a recent maritime incident, pirates who targeted the 'Rowayton Eagle' abandoned the vessel after their attempt to breach the onboard citadel was unsuccessful. This incident marks the seventh reported offshore attack this year and is notably the third case of offshore boarding. Fortunately, Eagle Bulk Shipping has confirmed that both the vessel and its crew are safe following the resolution of this alarming situation. Prior to the incident’s conclusion, Automatic Identification System (AIS) data revealed that the 'Rowayton Eagle' had been adrift approximately 240 miles southeast of Lagos since January 27. As of February 1, the ship is fully operational and anchored safely off the coast of Lagos at coordinates 06° 22.15' N 003° 17.30' E.

In a concerning maritime incident, the bulk carrier 'Rowayton Eagle' was attacked by armed pirates on January 30, 2021, at approximately 4:30 a.m. This alarming event took place in the Gulf of Guinea, just south of Lome, while the vessel was navigating from Klaipedo to Lagos. Reportedly, the ship had been circling the area since January 27, as it awaited clearance to enter port. The piracy incident occurred 240 nautical miles offshore from Lagos at 4:24 a.m. Thankfully, the Master and crew safely retreated to the ship's citadel and established communication with their operator, Eagle Bulk. All 19 crew members onboard have been confirmed safe. Notifying both the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) and local authorities was promptly undertaken, and they are currently addressing the situation, which remains active.

Eagle Bulk Shipping, Inc. has officially announced the successful delivery of the M/V Rowayton Eagle, marking a significant milestone as the seventh of nine Crown-63 Ultramax dry bulk sister vessels procured from Greenship Bulk Trust. With the integration of the M/V Rowayton Eagle into its fleet, Eagle Bulk now boasts a total of 47 vessels actively navigating the seas. This addition underscores the company's commitment to expanding its operational capacity and enhancing its position in the maritime shipping industry.