Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Admiral-Star

On January 11, 2026, the cargo vessel 'Admiral Star' faced yet another detention in Haifa. This follows an extensive inspection conducted by the Mediterranean Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) authorities, which uncovered seven significant deficiencies on board. The rigorous checks focused on critical areas, including the engine room, navigation bridge, steering room, emergency fire pump, emergency generator, and emergency steering functionalities. After rectifying the issues, the ship departed from Haifa on the same day and positioned itself off Tripoli, with coordinates at 34° 34' N 035° 05' E as of January 13. Subsequently, the Admiral Star made its way to Iskenderun, arriving there on January 14. Notably, this incident marks the vessel's second detention in a short span, as it was previously detained for one day in Novorossiysk on October 30, 2025, due to two reported deficiencies.

On October 30, 2025, the vessel 'Admiral Star' faced detention while docked in Novorossiysk due to two significant deficiencies identified during an inspection. The first issue was with the propulsion and auxiliary machinery, where the main engine was operating below required standards. Additionally, there was a non-compliance regarding the ISM certificate, which also failed to meet requirements. Following the necessary corrections, the 'Admiral Star' was released the next day, on October 31, and subsequently departed the port on November 1. The ship was en route to Ambarli, successfully arriving on November 2. For updates and maritime news, follow us on Facebook.