Traffic through the Suez Canal was again interrupted due to problems with the passage of the vessel

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Traffic through the Suez Canal was again interrupted due to problems with the passage of the vessel

There are reports from Egypt that the traffic of ships and vessels on the Suez Canal was again interrupted. It is reported that the transport artery was again blocked by a ship that ran aground. According to other sources, the vessel had problems with the engines, which led to the next blockage of the channel.

Egyptian sources report that a tanker carrying oil ran into problems while passing through the Suez Canal.



According to some reports, we are talking about the tanker "Minerva".

After a while, according to the latest reports, the tanker launched the power plant and was able to continue moving.

This situation attracts special attention due to the fact that just a few days ago the Suez Canal was blocked by the container ship Ever Given, which ran aground. It took almost a week to "rescue" him. Now the administration of the Suez Canal intends to demand compensation for losses in the amount of about $ 400 billion from the owners of the 1-meter container ship. It was noted that every day the Egyptian treasury lost about $ 130 million due to the blocking of the channel.
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  1. +13
    April 6 2021 14: 41
    It's not easy.
    1. +1
      April 6 2021 14: 48
      someone sells equipment for the construction of the second line of the canal - the Egyptian gods want to buy it cheaper - and on credit. then write it off. have not bargained yet?
      1. +5
        April 6 2021 15: 04
        The oil tanker can be unloaded quickly. And there will be no claims for the return of oil, it seems like an industrial necessity for the restoration of shipping, and even the damage can be brought to court.
        1. +15
          April 6 2021 15: 07
          Quote: NIKNN
          moreover, the damage can be brought to court.

          Yes, they generally settled well there - they collect money from everyone regularly, but if something happened, it is impossible to blame the administration of the canal for what happened, since the decisions are ultimately made by the captain of the ship, and the pilots from the canal only advise. In any case, the administration of the Suez Canal does not may be responsible for incidents, since her laws and the Constantinople Convention (on ensuring free navigation on the Suez Canal from 1888) exempt her from responsibility.Shob I lived like that.
          1. +6
            April 6 2021 15: 09
            Quote: WHAT IS
            The Constantinople Convention (on ensuring free navigation on the Suez Canal of 1888) exempts her from responsibility.Shob I lived like that.

            And the truth is not a bad job, I did not know about such a convention, now I know, thanks. hi
            1. +2
              April 6 2021 17: 32
              Quote: NIKNN
              Quote: WHAT IS
              The Constantinople Convention (on ensuring free navigation on the Suez Canal of 1888) exempts her from responsibility.Shob I lived like that.

              And the truth is not a bad job, I did not know about such a convention, now I know, thanks. hi

              good Meanwhile, the oil price went down again. Who is to blame and what to do? belay
          2. bar
            +3
            April 6 2021 15: 27
            Quote: WHAT IS
            In any case, the Suez Canal Administration cannot be held responsible for incidents.

            And how can the administration of the canal be responsible for the serviceability of the tanker's engine?
          3. +3
            April 6 2021 15: 53
            Quote: WHAT IS
            absolve her of responsibility.Shob I lived like that.

            We have about a thousand families living like this.
        2. -1
          April 6 2021 16: 31
          goofy superfluous and unnecessary information - apparently there have been many incidents in the channel and other channels - but now there is so much attention to these events ... as before a hurricane or the end of the world. the cause of the death of mankind is shown.
        3. +1
          April 6 2021 16: 34
          Quote: NIKNN
          Oil tanker can be unloaded quickly

          quickly unload where?
          you need to adjust the equipment for pumping
          transport. which one? another tanker passing by by chance, empty and uncharted.
        4. 0
          April 6 2021 16: 47
          Where to unload it? Is there a terminal? On a barge? How many do you need? Where to unload them? Oil is still needed. So unload it in pieces?
          1. 0
            April 6 2021 17: 37
            To warm.
            Typo
    2. -2
      April 6 2021 14: 53
      Well, it just so happens that they will have to master the Northern Sea Route wink

      I am a little annoyed with our libers.)))
      1. for
        +10
        April 6 2021 15: 03
        Quote: xorek
        I am a little annoyed with our libers.)))

        How can they be annoyed by a photo of their leader?
      2. -3
        April 6 2021 15: 09
        Quote: xorek
        I am a little annoyed with our libers.)))

        Judging by the cons, five have already been stuck laughing
        1. -8
          April 6 2021 15: 11
          Quote: Nyrobsky
          Quote: xorek
          I am a little annoyed with our libers.)))

          Judging by the cons, five have already been stuck laughing

          More, they got very excited here .. laughing
          They already have alarm sounds .. They relaxed, I look here! wassat hi
    3. +8
      April 6 2021 15: 22
      They were not there on Sueets in Moscow traffic jams on New Year's Eve)))
  2. -3
    April 6 2021 14: 42
    Somehow everything develops so that the SMP becomes optimal.
    Do not find?
    1. +1
      April 6 2021 14: 44
      It is reported that the transport artery was again blocked by the ship
      There are no losses from our side.
      1. 0
        April 6 2021 14: 52
        NDR-791 as there are no losses? The nurse demands to return the ship, it is from under the bedside patient lol
    2. -3
      April 6 2021 17: 42
      Quote: demo
      Somehow everything develops so that the SMP becomes optimal.
      Do not find?

      in some article about Suez (in my opinion, in the news about the blocking), the existing disadvantages at the moment on the NSR were listed. In order for the NSR to work, it is necessary to invest enormous funds and only after 20-30 years (after the end of the work) the NSR will come to zero and start making a profit.
      1. -1
        April 6 2021 20: 45
        Quote: PSih2097
        in some article ...

        ... from a competent source close to ... who wishes to remain anonymous ...?
      2. 0
        April 6 2021 21: 10
        Interestingly, who puts the disadvantages for the fact that the NSR can become one of the world's transport arteries?
        Surely the noise-headed neighbors have come running?
        1. 0
          April 7 2021 21: 27
          Quote: demo
          Interestingly, who puts the disadvantages for the fact that the NSR can become one of the world's transport arteries?
          Surely the noise-headed neighbors have come running?[B] [/ b]

          well, if you are a Muscovite, then YES (key city) ...
          Quote: Piramidon
          Quote: PSih2097
          in some article ...

          ... from a competent source close to ... who wishes to remain anonymous ...?

          Well, you are probably a great specialist in economics, since you have decided that there is a NSR and ships with oil and gas and lighters of half a million deadweight will go along it ...
          You considered how much the insurance of the vessel and cargo would cost (or did you decide to create an analogue of Lloyd's? Or do you think that RosGosStrakh will insure - so the RF budget will not be enough there), How much will it cost to operate at least
          THREE !!! CHARLES!!!
          nuclear icebreakers, plus there is no infrastructure for servicing the NSR (for foreigners).
          Honestly zadolbali type specialists - consider themselves specialists in everything, but at the top.
  3. 0
    April 6 2021 14: 50
    Who ordered the "kuporka" of the Suez Canal? lol They refused to land a container ship for an encore, but now the supertanker is "tired" and decided to rest himself and give others such an opportunity laughing
    1. 0
      April 6 2021 21: 23
      The container ship Ever Given was following the Suez Canal north from China to Europe and was caught in stormy weather, causing it to run aground. At the moment, the company has no information on crew injuries and oil spills as a result of the incident.

      I don't know what was in the containers. But it could have been anything. Including components for European factories.
      And then the main question comes up on the agenda - who benefits from it (and the fact that this is a well-thought-out step with almost 100% probability)?
      Well, not Europeans, really?
      The Russian Federation does not have the spirit and capabilities for this.
      Who remains? Or China or the United States.
      The United States is the most likely customer for such a scheme.
      But China could also play on raising its rates. For the meeting in Alaska is a violation of the agreements between the PRC and the United States that China will support the petrodollar until the age of 25, and the Americans will not prevent China from starting the procedure for returning Taiwan.
      Why does China need Taiwan?
      He needs the production of those microcircuits (I don't remember what nanometers are there) that he cannot make himself, and the Americans blocked supplies from the United States.
      Just in case, China and the Russian Federation showed its place.
      The phytosanitary inspection of wheat and timber - round timber from the Russian Federation - has suddenly intensified.
      Well, a very contaminated forest in the Russian Federation.
      And Russian Railways in the border areas with China just stopped. Colom.
      China, being the # 1 economy, is showing its "modest" opportunities.
      Moreover, he solved the main issue - the diversification of oil supplies.
      Iran signed a $ 400 billion agreement with China for the supply of oil.
      A serious and dangerous time is coming - a time for change.
      And we managed to live here and now.
      1. 0
        April 7 2021 21: 53
        Quote: demo
        The Russian Federation does not have the spirit and capabilities for this.

        Opportunities are enough, and in abundance, but about the first - this is to the Kremlin.
        1. 0
          April 8 2021 09: 50
          This is how the super-powerful Polish fleet will be driven away from the barge in the Baltic Sea, so I will immediately believe in the capabilities of our fleet and the Russian Federation.
          In the meantime, I remain firmly convinced of the opposite.
          And the fact that the "spirit" is in the Kremlin is enchanting!
          The spirit of whom or whose?

          The souls of our rulers, who lie in the land of the Kremlin, most likely do not really understand what the current leaders are doing.
  4. 0
    April 6 2021 14: 52
    And the fact that the tanker ran aground before the entrance to the canal is nothing? It started up, the tugs helped the boy, and went by the wind driven along the Suez!
    1. bar
      +3
      April 6 2021 15: 31
      Quote: tralflot1832
      Started up, the tugs helped the boy

      I have never seen how tankers start from a tug. An epic sight for sure laughing
      1. +1
        April 6 2021 15: 37
        It's like starting a car with a gearbox from a pusher, but the fact that he ran aground in a drift, without the main thing? wassat
        1. +1
          April 6 2021 19: 27
          Quote: tralflot1832
          It's like starting a car from a pusher with an automatic gearbox

          No, "automatic" is a CPP. Judging by the news, this is the Minerva Nike tanker, it looks like it has a fixed pitch propellant. And such a pusher starts up easily, the main thing is that the rpm from the oncoming flow is higher than the starting ones. More than once I observed this: no starting air, the rail moved at the command of the telegraph, and there were flashes. Mystic... what
          1. +1
            April 6 2021 19: 36
            Option, if the air was vented. It was cooler for me, the watch used up fuel from the consumables, I had to pump air manually to start it into the receiver. No one could start the emergency diesel generator with its ignition feeders.
            1. 0
              April 6 2021 19: 47
              Quote: tralflot1832
              I had to pump air manually to launch into the receiver

              Wow! .. This is how? Well, I had a diesel compressor once, but to manually ...

              Quote: tralflot1832
              No one was able to start the emergency diesel generator with its ignition fillers.

              And ADH with wicks - here you need to set the crankshaft correctly; I once made a mistake by 180 °, now one ear is "lame" ...
              1. 0
                April 6 2021 19: 57
                BMRT type Pushkin, built in 1955, low-speed diesel MAN, full speed in youth 135 rpm, 1900 l / s at full speed. Not the engine, the song forgave everything. We got away from the storm on 5 cylinders, the 6th only had time to cover the cylinder cover , without a farmer.
      2. 0
        April 6 2021 20: 50
        Quote: bar
        I have never seen how tankers start from a tug.

        Elementary Watson! Like a turboprop aircraft. Bukirs pull the tanker, the propeller is unscrewed by the oncoming stream of water, and then it is a matter of technology. The main thing is to gain at least 200 knots speed.laughing
  5. +4
    April 6 2021 14: 56
    Shaw ?! Again?! belay
    1. +1
      April 6 2021 17: 40
      Shaw ?! Again?!

      No, that you are only sir again. wink
  6. +7
    April 6 2021 15: 04
    According to some reports, we are talking about the tanker "Minerva".

    What Minevra?
    MINERVA XANTHE, MINERVA NIKE, MINERVA PACIFICA, Minerva Psara, MINERVA LYDIA, MINERVA HELEN there will be a couple of dozen of them
  7. +4
    April 6 2021 15: 21
    God love the trinity. It didn't work the first time. So the second went ... unsuccessfully so ... The third, probably, will drown altogether ... Apparently, someone really wants the channel to close tightly ...
    1. +1
      April 7 2021 21: 57
      Quote: dzvero
      Apparently, someone really wants the channel to close tightly ...

      Anubis apparently ... laughing
  8. 0
    April 6 2021 15: 21
    Thank God it's all ... such karma.
  9. for
    -1
    April 6 2021 15: 28
    It is reported that the transport artery was again blocked by a ship that ran aground

    According to other sources, the vessel had problems with the engines,


    According to some reports, we are talking about the tanker "Minerva"

    Not news, but a mystery.
  10. 0
    April 6 2021 15: 42
    Hedgehogs injected, cried, but stubbornly did not want to go along the NSR. laughing
  11. +1
    April 6 2021 15: 51
    generally it will be fun if at least 1 solid truck sits on its belly in the canal for a long time
    supply will not be interrupted, but sail around Africa + 3 weeks minimum
  12. 0
    April 6 2021 15: 57
    Every day, the Egyptian treasury lost about $ 130 million due to the blocking of the channel.

    Not so sour. wassat
  13. 0
    April 6 2021 16: 08
    And what prevents to deepen the channel, to rid it of the shallows?
    1. +2
      April 6 2021 17: 06
      Who only deepened it, this channel. Starting from Ptolemy the Second Philadelphus and Emperor Trajan, ending with the last reconstruction in 2015. By the way, it used to be 12 m deep, now it is 20 m. The first time it was still Darius completed the first. Muslims fell asleep in 776.
      1. 0
        April 6 2021 17: 43
        Actually? And I thought it was only built at the end of the XNUMXth century.
  14. +2
    April 6 2021 16: 12
    I suspect that pilots Ever Given and Minerva are now millionaires;))
    1. +1
      April 6 2021 16: 50
      If so, then it is better for them to hide somewhere, for "in many knowledge there are many sorrows." They may not have time to spend their hard-earned work. laughing
  15. -2
    April 6 2021 16: 42
    And no one recalled Petrov and Bashirov from a foreign business trip to Egypt laughing
  16. 0
    April 6 2021 16: 47
    Who liked to block the channel or just an unfavorable coincidence? what Go guess.
  17. 0
    April 6 2021 16: 51
    The owner of a container truck needs to solder a claim against Egypt. Why didn't they ensure the safety of the channel? The wind blows there at random. Egyptian wind? So Egypt is to blame.
  18. -1
    April 6 2021 17: 27
    Maybe the Jews will dig a new one - from Elat to Ashkelon. Che there to dig, on the sand, 150 km, at the same time to attract Arabs from Gaza, there is an unemployed. lol
  19. +1
    April 6 2021 17: 38
    Quote: Basarev
    And what prevents to deepen the channel, to rid it of the shallows?

    will deepen and widen the canal - they will begin to build larger tankers and bulk carriers. Which will quickly catch up with the allowed parameters and one day everything will repeat)
  20. +1
    April 6 2021 17: 43
    Quote: demo
    Somehow everything develops so that the SMP becomes optimal.
    Do not find?

    No. It is optimal only if you need to deliver the cargo from point A (Vladivostok) to point B (the same Murmansk or some other European port). Then yes, the plus of the NSR will play a shorter distance, and a shorter travel time and lower fuel costs.
    But the southern option (via Suez) allows passing cargo to be delivered to a dozen other ports, taking other cargoes there. In addition, navigation through the Suez is year-round, and along the NSR - several months a year. As a result, it turns out that about 30-50 ships pass through the NSR per year (mainly with icebreaker escort and ice-class ships themselves. Through Suez - up to 17000 ships (seventeen thousand) per year. In addition, for example, the width of the same The container ship stuck in Suez was EMNIP of about 50-60 meters, and the existing types of our EMNIP icebreakers pierce a channel of 3 dozen meters. That is, such a container ship will have to be accompanied by at least 2 icebreakers.

    Of course, the NSR needs to be developed and, first of all, for oneself, invest a lot of money in infrastructure, but to believe that the NSR will replace Suez even in the long term is the height of stupidity
    Most likely, recent events will prompt Egypt to create a second branch of the channel. Moreover, 70 km out of 160 - already has two branches. This construction cost 8 billion of which half was spent on the creation of the second branch, and the rest on the development of related infrastructure
  21. 0
    April 7 2021 06: 47
    USA .. nightmare Egypt ... but why .. this is a separate question)))