Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Marathi

On the night of July 29, 2026, the tranquility of Novorossiysk was shattered when two tankers became the targets of drone attacks. The first vessel, the Greek-owned 'Nissos Sifnos', was in the process of loading at one of the single-point moorings at the local marine terminal when it sustained a hit from a drone near its cargo deck's oil intake manifolds, igniting a fire. Meanwhile, another tanker, the 'Marathi', was roughly six nautical miles away and also fell victim to the strikes as it approached the terminal. In the wake of this dual assault, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) swiftly announced the suspension of all loading operations. Despite the attacks, CPC confirmed that the pipeline itself remained unscathed and fully operational. The incident prompted immediate reactions from at least five other tankers, which opted to reroute away from CPC. These vessels began signaling their new courses toward Spain and Turkey, or chose to wait in the Black Sea, highlighting the far-reaching consequences of the somewhat alarming drone strikes.