Reviews & Ratings for the Ozanno

The tanker 'Andaman Skies' (IMO: 9288693), under scrutiny due to sanctions, is orchestrating a ship-to-ship (STS) transfer of Russian oil to the Săo Tomé and Príncipe-flagged vessel 'Ozanno'. This maneuver comes as the Indian port authorities denied 'Andaman Skies' entry into Vadinar, citing its seaworthiness certificate was not validated by a classification agency recognized by India. India's maritime regulations stipulate that vessels over 20 years old must possess seaworthiness certifications from an International Association of Classification Societies member or an entity authorized by Indian maritime authorities. Stationed off the coast of Mumbai, 'Andaman Skies' is currently laden with approximately 100,000 metric tons (equivalent to 800,000 barrels) of Varandey crude oil, sourced from Lukoil at Murmansk. Meanwhile, the 'Ozanno', which embarked from Sikka on March 29, 2025, is projected to deliver this cargo to Indian Oil Corporation in Vadinar next week. As of April 4, 'Ozanno' was reported stationary at coordinates 18° 58' N 072° 24' E. Both 'Andaman Skies' and 'Ozanno' are encompassed by sanctions from the UK and European Union yet remain unaffected by US and United Nations sanctions. India's compliance protocols align with the stipulations set forth by the United Nations regarding such sanctions.