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The cargo ship 'Sakar' was detained on August 18, 2025, in Szczecin due to an alarming number of deficiencies. Out of the 20 noted issues, 12 were classified as severe enough to warrant the vessel's detention. The major infractions included the invalidation of crucial certificates and documents such as the Load Lines Certificate, Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate, Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate, Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate, as well as several pollution prevention certifications including those for International Air, Oil, and Sewage Pollution. Additional concerns related to the vessel's life-saving appliances were identified, including inadequate launching arrangements for both survival and rescue craft. Moreover, the vessel's safety of navigation measures fell short, highlighted by the failure to meet requirements for the Voyage Data Recorder and the ISM Certificate. After being detained for nearly a week, the 'Sakar' was released on August 23 and subsequently anchored off the port of Swinoujscie on August 24, at position 54° 03' N 014° 18' E, pending further orders. Stay informed on maritime safety and operational compliance.