Discover the Mammadaminresulzadeh: Ratings & Maritime News

On March 21, 2025, the vessel 'Mammad Amin Resulzadeh' was detained in Trieste due to serious safety concerns, with a total of 16 identified deficiencies. Among these, six deficiencies were classified as critical, providing valid reasons for the detention. The infractions included: 1) The certification documents for the Master and Officers were found invalid; 2) The manning levels did not meet the requirements as specified in the minimum safe manning document; 3) There was a notable lack of training related to crew performance in fire safety assessments; 4) The sewage treatment equipment fell short of required standards; 5) Various structural elements such as windows, sidescuttles, and deadlights were damaged, compromising water and weathertight integrity; 6) The ISM (International Safety Management) certificate was deemed non-compliant. After rectifying these issues, the vessel was released on March 28, 2025, and departed Trieste, heading towards Temryuk with an estimated arrival date of April 4, 2025.

On August 13, 2019, at 10 p.m., a maritime incident unfolded off the Zeytinburnu coast at Ahırkapı Anchorage, Marmara Sea, when the bulk carrier "Doric Warrior" collided with the moored tanker "Mammmad Amin Resulzader." The bulk carrier was making its way from Newport, USA, to Yuzhniy, while the tanker had departed from Altinova on August 10, aiming for Zeyport, with both vessels scheduled to navigate the Bosphorus at the time of the accident. The collision resulted in damage to both vessels; the tanker sustained a dented bulwark on the port side foreship, and the bulk carrier incurred scratches and dents on its starboard bow above the waterline. Initially, the master of the tanker expressed concerns about significant damage, fearing the vessel might be at risk of sinking. Responding swiftly, the General Directorate of the Coast Guard dispatched three tugs and three rescue vessels to the scene, temporarily halting the movement of other ships and tankers in the vicinity. By August 14, the two ships were secured at Ahirkapi anchorage, positioned close to each other. Damage assessments resumed at daylight, with the tanker moored at coordinates 40° 58.37' N 028° 55.38' E and the bulk carrier at 40° 58.86' N 028° 55.16' E, accompanied by the lifeboat "Kiyi Emniyeti 3" (MMSI: 271010031). Eventually, the tanker transitioned to Yalova on August 18 and proceeded into Cesme Shipyard for repairs on August 23 at 1:15 p.m. The "Doric Warrior" departed from Istanbul on August 20 at 9:30 a.m., setting its course for Yuzhny, with an estimated arrival on August 24. For continued updates and media coverage on this maritime incident, you can find various reports, photos, and videos at the following links: - [Video Coverage](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtCPrbRLl2k) - [Haqqin Report](https://haqqin.az/news/156075) - [Takvim Report](https://www.takvim.com.tr/guncel/2019/08/14/zeytinburnu-aciklarinda-kaza-yapan-gemiler-havadan-goruntulendi) - [Sabah Report](https://www.sabah.com.tr/webtv/haber/istanbul-zeytinburnu-aciklarinda-iki-gemi-carpisti) - [Ukrinform Report](https://www.ukrinform.ua/rubric-world/2759827-u-marmurovomu-mori-zitknulisa-tanker-i-suhovantaz-so-pramuvav-do-ukraini-zi-ssa.html)

The tanker Adriatic Mariner made its way to Cemre Shipyard in Altinova on July 22, 2019, marking a significant moment in its tumultuous journey. The vessel’s crew faced financial hardships, having not received their salaries, which amounted to a staggering US$110,000 owed by the ship's owner. The situation escalated when the Adriatic Mariner was arrested at Palmali on August 27, 2018, prompting its eventual transfer to the shipyard for necessary repairs and resolution.