Jabrayil-Dovlatzade Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

The vessel JABRAYIL DOVLATZADEH, recognized by its IMO number 9383613, has been added to the OpenSanctions sanctions database. This inclusion highlights the ship's presence on the Black Sea MoU Detention List, indicating its compliance issues. Key Sanctions Details: - Detention Status: Listed on the Black Sea MoU Detention List - First Documented: July 11, 2025 - Most Recent Entry: July 11, 2025 The OpenSanctions database is a vital resource that monitors various entities associated with sanctions and restrictions, ensuring maritime safety and compliance across international waters.

On July 5, 2025, the vessel 'Jabrayil Dovlatzadeh' was detained at the port of Constanta due to a significant number of deficiencies, totaling 20, with seven classified as serious enough to warrant the detention. The critical issues noted during the inspection included the absence of Unattended Machinery Spaces (UMS) evidence, lack of training for emergency fire drills, damaged weather-tight doors, inadequate structural integrity for fire prevention, inoperative instrumentation for dangerous goods, and insufficient documentation regarding stability, strength, and loading instruments. Furthermore, the International Safety Management (ISM) certificate was also found to be non-compliant. Following corrective actions, the vessel was released on July 10 and set sail towards Tekirdag, with an estimated time of arrival on July 11.

On May 16, 2022, during a scheduled surveillance operation by the Environmental Protection and Control Department, it was discovered that the tanker 'Jabrayil Dovlatzadeh' had caused oil pollution in the waters adjacent to the Yalova shipyards in the Gulf of Izmit. This disturbing finding was promptly reported to the Coast Guard 17 Command. In response to the pollution incident, an investigation and necessary actions have been initiated against the vessel responsible for contaminating the sea. For a detailed report accompanied by photos, visit: https://www.denizhaber.net/izmit-korfezini-kirleten-jabrayil-dovlatzadeh-gemisi-deniz-ucagiyla-tespit-edil-haber-108628.htm

In a significant move to safeguard maritime workers' rights, the Romanian Naval Authority's Port State Control and the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) Romania have detained the Panamanian-flagged vessels 'Huseyn Javid' and 'Beccaria' due to overdue crew salaries exceeding $256,000. The 'Huseyn Javid' has resolved part of the issue by disbursing $106,000 to its 11 crew members, all affiliated with the Russian Naval Syndicate, after they endured a four-month wait for their salaries. On the other hand, the 13 Ukrainian crew members aboard the 'Beccaria' have been left without payment for over five months. The Ukrainian Union, representing these sailors, intends to collaborate with ITF Romania to cover essential crew expenses while pursuing legal action to recover their owed salaries. Further details can be found in the report here: https://romanialibera.ro/actualitate/marinari-sclavi-in-portul-constanta-775429.

On May 11, 2018, the vessel 'Huseyn Javid' was temporarily detained at the port of Kalymnos after a rigorous inspection by the Paris Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) revealed critical deficiencies. The inspection specifically highlighted violations related to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006) and International Safety Management (ISM) code compliance. Such serious irregularities prompted immediate action to ensure maritime safety and regulatory adherence.