Steamship 'Russky Vostok' runs aground in Vladivostok
Moscow, Aug 8. A company that owns the motor ship 'Russian East,' which ran aground near a lighthouse in Vladivostok, is undergoing bankruptcy proceedings, reported RIA Novosti citing court documents.
Consensus
- The steamship 'Russky Vostok' grounded near the Tokarevskiy lighthouse in Vladimirskiy.
- The ship had been swept off its anchor in Amur Bay due to strong winds and waves.
- The crew and cargo were not on board the ship.
- No pollution or injuries were reported.
- The company owning the ship, OOO TEK 'Russky Vostok', is undergoing bankruptcy proceedings.
- A court has initiated bankruptcy observation for the company, with a temporary administrator appointed.
- The court has set a hearing for the temporary administrator's report on February 4, 2027.
- The company filed for bankruptcy in June.
- The court has approved the bankruptcy procedure with a deadline of February 4, 2027.
- The ship's owner was previously sued by the Primorsky Transport Procuracy over safe mooring of the vessel.
Points of divergence
- The ship was owned by OOO TEK 'Russky Vostok,' which filed for bankruptcy in June and was declared bankrupt in August, with a court-appointed temporary administrator. — vesti
- The ship was driven ashore by strong winds and waves during a storm in the night of Tuesday, with trees falling in Vladivostok as a result. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- Motor ship stranded in Vladivostok belongs to bankrupt company — Вести
- In Vladivostok, a storm washed a vessel onto the shore — Коммерсантъ