Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Kypros-Bravery
IMO: 9694490
Bulk Carrier, Cyprus
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Vessel Details
MMSI
212498000
Callsign
5BET4
Width
32.0 m
Length
225.0 m
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Mark
2025-02-02
Position: Second Engineer
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Latest News (2)
Major Drug Bust: Four Crew Members of 'Kypros Bravery' Arrested in Australia
In a significant operation led by the Australian Federal Police (AFP), four crew members of the cargo ship 'Kypros Bravery' have been arrested following the seizure of a staggering 416 kilograms (approximately 917 pounds) of cocaine. This monumental drug bust, with an estimated street value of around $166 million Australian dollars, marks the largest illicit drug confiscation in South Australia’s history. The collaborative investigation, which included efforts from the Australian Border Force (ABF), South Australia Police (SAPOL), the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC), and the Department of Home Affairs, culminated when ABF officers conducted a thorough inspection of the vessel upon its arrival in Port Adelaide on March 17, 2022. During this inspection, officials uncovered compelling evidence suggesting that the vessel had recently participated in the sea offloading of a significant quantity of narcotics. A comprehensive search in the vicinity led authorities to discover around 400 kilograms of cocaine, located a considerable distance offshore, which was subsequently towed to the mainland. The four arrested individuals, ranging in age from 29 to 44, now face serious charges including importation of a commercial quantity of border-controlled drugs, specifically cocaine, and could potentially be sentenced to life imprisonment. As the investigation continues, additional arrests are anticipated, raising concerns that the drugs were intended for distribution throughout various Australian regions. After the incident, the 'Kypros Bravery' departed the Port of Adelaide once again on March 31.
South32 Secures New Period Charter for Cai Mep Vessel
South32 has successfully completed the delivery of the Cai Mep vessel, marking the commencement of a new period charter. This agreement entails a trading duration of four to six months, with the potential for redelivery to locations worldwide. The terms of the charter set the daily rate at an impressive $14,250, showcasing South32’s commitment to optimizing its maritime operations. This strategic move emphasizes the company’s ongoing efforts in enhancing its fleet management and global trading capabilities.
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🚓 Was Kypros-Bravery detained or arrested?
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