Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Omskiy-107

For the first time, footage revealing the devastated interior of the 'Omskiy 107' has emerged, following its attack off the shores of Novorossiysk, Russia. Previously, observers could only witness the vessel from the surface or aerial views. Content creators Mustafa Kurt and Ibrahim Koyuncu swam to the ship, capturing its condition after they climbed aboard the deck for a brief 15-minute exploration. Inside, they documented shocking scenes: the ship's bridge was left completely gutted, with a shattered control panel and broken windows. The extensive damage was apparent, including many pieces of equipment wrecked by the intense heat, with certain areas exposing large openings and twisted metal remnants. A particularly noticeable breach was identified in the area hardest hit by the attack, indicating the force of the incident. Additionally, traces of fire and fragmentation were evident across the superstructure. Kurt noted that some interior items appeared to be potentially linked to the assault, suggesting they could be parts of ammunition or unmanned aerial vehicles. He also remarked on the lingering smell of gunpowder within the vessel. Their adventure didn't end there; after leaving the ship, they encountered a rip current that pulled them back into the sea. The Omskiy 107 had been adrift for weeks before eventually running aground at the Sile Alacali Shore. Following the grounding, an oil boom was deployed around the vessel to contain any potential spills. For more details and images, visit the report here: https://en.haberler.com/the-crew-abandoned-the-ship-the-ship-drifted-for-2310647/

On August 30, 2026, the abandoned cargo ship 'Omskiy 107' was seen drifting toward Alacalı Beach in Istanbul's Şile District before ultimately running aground. The vessel, severely damaged with a completely burnt-out stern and lacking a rescue boat, got stuck just offshore from the beach. Following emergency reports, Turkish Coast Guard teams rapidly responded to the situation. They undertook operations to stabilize the ship and ensure safety for nearby areas. Currently, Coast Guard personnel are still engaged in ongoing efforts at the site. For more details and visual coverage, see the reports here: https://www1.ru/es/news/2026/08/31/108-metrovyi-suxogruz-omskii-107-okazalsia-na-meli-u-stambula-kapitanskii-mostik-vygorel.html and https://m.sabah.com.tr/yasam/karadenizde-vurilan-rus-gemisi-silede-karaya-oturdu-7651159?paging=2.

In a recent maritime incident, the cargo vessel Omskiy-107 found itself grounded on the Volga River on September 4, 2014, at approximately 2 a.m. Moscow time. The vessel was navigating near the 2227 kilometer mark while departing from Privolzhxkoye, carrying a substantial load of 2,765 tons of barley on its way to Iran. Fortunately, there were no reports of damage to the ship or its cargo during this unfortunate event.