Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Leonid-Leonov

On May 25, 2025, the cargo vessel 'Leonid Leonov' faced detention in Karadeniz Eregli due to a series of significant deficiencies. The inspection revealed ten critical compliance issues, including inadequate personal protective measures for handling dangerous goods and cracked deck structures. Other identified structural concerns included corroded beams, frames, and floors. In terms of fire safety, it was noted that the fire pump and associated piping did not meet regulatory standards, and the crew lacked sufficient fire drill training, highlighting a gap in emergency preparedness. Additionally, the vessel was found with inadequate documentation related to the crew's minimum hours of rest, alongside pollution prevention deficiencies specifically referenced under Marpol Annex I. There were also noted concerns regarding the proper marking and labeling required for waste management, diminished lighting in working spaces, and various obstructions that could pose slipping hazards on board. Following the comprehensive inspection and subsequent rectifications, 'Leonid Leonov' was released on May 27. The vessel subsequently departed from port on May 29, setting a course for Galati with an estimated time of arrival (ETA) scheduled for June 1.