The Swedes have detained a fourth vessel leaving a Russian port.

Sweden has detained a fourth ship from Russia, becoming the most active European country in trying to combat so-called "shadow" trafficking. fleet Russia. But this time the Swedes missed the mark; the ship has no connection to Russia at all.

The Swedish Coast Guard detained the Panamanian bulk carrier Hui Yuan, which was en route from the Russian port of Ust-Luga with a cargo of coal. The formal reason for the detention was an accusation of alleged pollution of the sea off the Swedish coast. This time, the crew washed coal dust from the deck into the sea, which angered Swedish authorities.

The Coast Guard detained a vessel for dumping coal waste from the deck into the sea. This is a violation of the Environmental Code. Therefore, we would like to obtain information from the vessel's captain and report the matter.

It's worth noting that this is the standard wording for stopping and subsequently detaining any vessel that comes to Sweden's attention and is possibly connected to the Russian "shadow fleet." However, the Panamanian vessel has no connection to Russia, other than delivering Russian coal from Ust-Luga to the Spanish port of Las Palmas. The bulk carrier is currently moored in the port of Ystad on Sweden's southern coast.

The Swedes had already detained the tanker Flora 1 for alleged marine pollution, but when it was discovered there were no Russian citizens on board, the vessel was immediately released, with all charges dropped. Meanwhile, two vessels carrying Russians remain under arrest.

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[WILL]

Well, why should they be confused? They're not being punished for it. If anyone believes they'll calm down on their own, I'd suggest they get their heads checked for any underlying medical conditions.

[Deaf]

And then, if anything happens, Greta went berserk (c)

[Tusv]

Quote: Deaf

And then, if anything happens, Greta went berserk (c)

No. That's just a herring fart too loudly. Fact! For half a century, the Swedes have been searching for traces of our submarines, but it turns out that's just how a school of herring confuses things. Now they're deliberately dumping coal off the coast of Sweden, when tankers are usually running on fuel oil.
Crazy

[Igool]

Quote: Tusv

tankers run on fuel oil

He transports coal to Spain from Russia.
The sailors were washing the deck, the Swedes stopped them for this and fined them 25 thousand Swedish kronor (about 220 thousand Russian rubles), and that was the end of it.

[topol717]

Hence, there's no need to wash the deck in Swedish waters; you can just dump all that nasty stuff into the Orda River. I don't know what rivers flow past Kaliningrad, but most likely, the poop from there also makes it to Sweden.

[fruc]

topol717
.....poop from there also floats to Sweden.

It would be better if the torpedoes reached there. And these non-partners deserve a closer look. They've been running into trouble too often; they must have felt untouchable. But that's easy to fix.

[carpenter]

Quote: ANIMAL

If anyone believes that they will calm down on their own

Since 1809 they have not calmed down and are always causing mischief, just like the Englishwoman.

[knn54]

Pirates of the Baltic Sea...21st century.

[ZovSailor]

WILL
Today, 15: 55
Well, why should they be confused? They're not being punished for it. If anyone believes they'll calm down on their own, I'd suggest they get their heads checked for any underlying medical conditions.

For the unjustified detention of any vessel, the party to the detention bears all costs for the maintenance of the vessel, lost profits and other claims from the Shipowner, the Charterer and the Insurance Company protecting the interests of the vessel, cargo and crew.
So nothing on earth passes without a trace.

[carpenter]

The Swedes have already detained the tanker Flora 1 on charges of allegedly polluting the sea.

This is a Swedish "strong point" - sea pollution, we have experienced this ourselves since Soviet times.
It began in October 1981, when a submarine from the Samokhin Brigade ran aground on rocks in Karlskrona.

[Alexei-]

Yes, yes, I heard about that incident. Later, the submarine was nicknamed "Swedish Komsomolets" in the navy.

[carpenter]

Quote: Alex-

Later, this submarine was nicknamed "Swedish Komsomolets" in the navy.

Chief of Staff Lyokha, Commander Tolik and the First Mate were fired.

[pharmacist]

If it doesn't work the first time, the second and third times, then the fourth ship won't be the last. It doesn't matter whose flag it is, whose coal it is, etc., but it's a shame for the country.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote from Pharmacist

It doesn't matter whose flag, coal, etc. it is.

I wonder – who is officially supposed to say "Fie!" to the Swedes? Us? The Spaniards? Panama?

And not just formally – the crew to the life rafts, and the ship – wait until they drag it into port – and then it explodes! And why it exploded – who knows why? As soon as ships from Russia are detained, they explode... Along with coal, or even oil... If they don't touch it, they don't explode...

[kapitan92]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Quote from Pharmacist

It doesn't matter whose flag, coal, etc. it is.

I wonder – who is officially supposed to say "Fie!" to the Swedes? Us? The Spaniards? Panama?

And not just formally – the crew to the life rafts, and the ship – wait until they drag it into port – and then it explodes! And why it exploded – who knows why? As soon as ships from Russia are detained, they explode... Along with coal, or even oil... If they don't touch it, they don't explode...

This should have been done a long time ago! But that's not their method. It's easier like an ostrich, head in the sand, and fart with speeches from the Foreign Ministry and the "Medvedopeskovs."

[Zefr]

To the whole world, this is a Russian ship. And it was detained. Let the Foreign Ministry lie and say it's not ours. No one cares. They detained a Russian ship.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Zefr

To the whole world, this is a Russian ship. And it was detained. Let the Foreign Ministry lie and say it's not ours. No one cares. They detained a Russian ship.

What kind of laws are these at sea?... I can hang whatever flag I want. Flags are changed more often than underwear.
Of course, I understand it all—taxes, offshore companies, sanctions, shady deals, and all the other nonsense. My head understands it, but my heart doesn't accept it. It's just like competing under a white flag... There needs to be some other way to handle this, or something. I'm afraid they'll tell me from ABOVE again that "we're like that."

[faiver]

IBD - imitation of vigorous activity......
I also liked the name of the ship.....

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: faiver

I also liked the name of the ship.....

It's good that it's written in Latin, right?
I just don’t know how they’ll report this on TV news?

[expert]

If I were the moderators, I would ban the author of the article...

[faiver]

You are angry and your ears are cold.....

[expert]

Yes, yes, angry .
, but very fair!

[Vazhday]

Made me smile. I haven't heard that expression in a long time. A person's ears are a natural cooling radiator. When you burn your fingers, you naturally grab your ears; they effectively dissipate heat. When the brain is working hard, the ears radiate excess heat outward. The expression "you and your ears are cold" indicates low brain activity. No offense to Evgeny, but why ban the topiccaster?

[Polite Moose]

Quote: faiver

I also liked the name of the ship...

Classic! Who cares what's written on the side? Inside, there's firewood, oh, excuse me, coal.

[alexputnik17]

However, the Panamanian vessel has no connection to Russia, except for the delivery of Russian coal from Ust-Luga to the Spanish port of Las Palmas.

A surprisingly deep analysis of the meanings...
"All Tatars, except me!"

[Boris Sergeev]

Has a single ship leaving an American port ever been detained? Oh, right! "We're not like that!"

[don_Reba]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

Has at least one ship leaving American ports been detained?

What to detain and who to detain?
Cuban Navy or Venezuelan Maduro's?

[Tusv]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

Has a single ship leaving an American port ever been detained? Oh, right! "We're not like that!"

Yes. By the way. The Ark 7 gas tankers leaving Sapeta with Yamal gas are mostly owned by the bourgeoisie. It's stupid to announce that the Arctic ice has now exceeded the nominal 1,7 meters and all Russia's icebreakers have been deployed to help, but they need to be refuelled with the highest-quality uranium from Australia. The gas tankers are at a standstill, and gas prices are rising. Then, as Pushkin says: "Kiri ku ku, reign lying on your side."

[faiver]

and you, my friend, are an intriguer adnak......

[don_Reba]

This time the crew washed away coal dust from the deck into the sea, which caused indignation among the Swedish authorities.

But is it too much trouble to wait until the North Sea or the vast Atlantic?

[Igool]

Quote: don_Reba

But is it too much trouble to wait until the North Sea or the vast Atlantic?

This is a bulk carrier with a menacing name. Hui Yuan Should I endure something there?

[Incvizitor]

They were so upset that those lousy Swedes, who are the world's 0.0, are terrorizing our fleet. And then there's the Baltics, which are still a complete disaster. Any normal country would have sent submarines and ships to sink them right away if they came near...

[your1970]

Quote: Incvizitor

They were so upset that those lousy Swedes, who are the world's 0.0, are terrorizing our fleet. And then there's the Baltics, which are still a complete disaster. Any normal country would have sent submarines and ships to sink them right away if they came near...

And many "submarines with ships were sent immediately" - when did Argentina, Taiwan and even naked-assed Ghana ever arrest Soviet ships?
Where are the precedents for sending courts? Who has ever protested for the arrest of civilians?

[Igool]

Quote: your1970

Where are the precedents for sending courts?

It cannot be said that pirates were discouraged from attacking Soviet ships, but a fight against this phenomenon was still waged.
For example, the USSR conducted several special operations in the Strait of Malacca. Most often, they used a classic baiting scheme: a merchant ship would be loaded with a battalion of marines instead of goods, then sent on a dangerous voyage after a disinformation campaign. The pirates attempted to seize the vessel, but instead of loot, they ended up fighting. However, such measures had an extremely limited and short-lived effect. Despite campaigns to intimidate pirates, they still regularly carried out attacks. In the second half of the 1980s, there were six attacks on Soviet ships in the Strait of Malacca alone. There was an attack on the Vysokogorsk in 1986, an attack on the Slutsk in 1987, three attacks in 1988, and another in 1989.
Source: https://novate.ru/blogs/070423/66023/

And it wasn't just Soviet ships that ended up involved. The Taiwanese government, under US protection, plundered 43 British, 14 Panamanian, 2 Polish, and 2 Greek vessels in just five years—a total of approximately 110 merchant and cargo vessels. One of the most famous cases occurred in the 1970s, when pirates attacked an Italian vessel carrying uranium ore.

[solar]

A merchant ship was loaded with a battalion of marines instead of goods, then set out on a dangerous voyage after a disinformation campaign. Pirates attempted to seize the vessel, but instead of loot, they found a fight.

What kind of merchant ships were they that sent out like that? Are you sure this isn't just a tall tale? How many pirates were involved in those attacks that a battalion of marines had to be deployed against them? And how did such ships even enter foreign ports?

[WILL]

Quote: Igool

For example, the USSR conducted several special operations in the Strait of Malacca. Most often, they used a classic baiting scheme: a merchant ship would be loaded with a battalion of marines instead of goods, then sent on a dangerous voyage after a disinformation campaign. The pirates attempted to seize the vessel, but instead of loot, they ended up fighting. However, such measures had an extremely limited and short-lived effect.

When did that ever happen? Can you even imagine what a Marine Battalion is like, its size, its standard weapons? What merchant vessel could it (the battalion) be deployed on without being noticed, and how would it be deployed for combat? And what kind of power did the pirates have that the Marine Battalion had to fight them? With such a force, it would be possible to capture pirate bases and ports, and even Singapore (referring to the Strait of Malacca, as I understand it).
As a responsible citizen, officer, and commander related to the MP, I declare - Bullshit!!!

[Dilettante grandfather]

Isn't it time for the Swedes to organize a second Poltava somewhere near Stockholm?..

[Tusv]

Quote: Grandfather is an amateur

Isn't it time for the Swedes to organize a second Poltava somewhere near Stockholm?..

Why go straight to Stockholm? There's point five. There's Gotland Island, and the Swedes violated the neutrality treaty. Rip it up and demand compensation for the misuse of the Sarmat. I think the Yankees will agree that this missile was created solely to destroy the United States.

[Dilettante grandfather]

What about Stockholm? There's point five. There's the island of Gotland, and the Swedes violated the neutrality treaty.

I don't think point five will work. And Gotland's neutral status wasn't particularly respected anyway... Few people honor their agreements these days. The Japanese, for example, are militarizing themselves. Even though they only committed to having self-defense forces...

[foxes]

Has Putin been informed yet? What did he say?

[Dilettante grandfather]

It's all strange: Stalin won and held a parade once, while Putin holds parades every year but is in no hurry to win:
Over the past 75 years, Victory Parades have been held 31 times:
Under Stalin - once.
Under Khrushchev - 0 times.
Under Brezhnev - 1 time.
Under Andropov and Chernenko - 0 times.
Under Gorbachev - 2 times.
Under Yeltsin - 5 times.
Under Putin - 22 times.

Surprisingly, the parade was held annually. Only not on May 9th, but on November 7th. Just remember, November 7th is also Victory Day, the Day of the Great October Socialist Revolution. How many times were parades held under Khrushchev? And under Brezhnev? Please list them.

[alexboguslavski]

And what if we add to these figures the annual military parades on May 1st and November 7th?

Quote: yuriy55

Under Putin - 22 times.

Is it bad or good?

[next322]

And what if we add the parades of the Navy, which has no analogues, in July?

[yuriy55]

Quote: alexboguslavski

Is it bad or good?

It's good when there is victory... But when he deliberately drapes its attributes, then it's not so good...

Quote: Grandfather is an amateur

Please list them.

Why bother? I don't feel like flooding the area, and besides, we're talking about May 9th, not parades in general...
Win, then celebrate... Otherwise it will be a Pyrrhic victory...

[alexboguslavski]

Quote: yuriy55

It's good when there is a victory.

So you deny the very fact of the USSR's victory in the Great Patriotic War? And who won then? The Americans?

And this is already a criminal offense.

Recently, an article was added about the denial of the genocide of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War.

Quote: yuriy55

Otherwise it will be a Pyrrhic victory...

Do you even know the meaning of the expression "Pyrrhic victory"? So, are you again claiming that the USSR essentially suffered a defeat on May 9, 1945?

What, do you want something Bavarian?

[faiver]

For me, that's too much; once every five years would be enough...

[Grandfather Borg]

The Swedes had already detained the tanker Flora 1 on charges of allegedly polluting the sea, but when it was discovered that there were no Russian citizens on board, the vessel was immediately released, with all charges dropped. At the same time, two vessels with Russians on board remain under arrest.

Taking Russians hostage means they're acting like terrorists.

[faiver]

An Iskander with a nuclear warhead in Stockholm? Or first in Gotland as a warning?

[Million]

The Swedes should try to detain the Soviet ship.
The answer would be most effective and decisive.

[your1970]

Quote: Million

The Swedes should try to detain the Soviet ship.
The answer would be most effective and decisive.

How did they respond to Argentina, Taiwan, and naked-ass Ghana, who arrested Soviet ships?
What a decisive response to Taiwan - they wagged their finger, and the crew sat there for 35 years?
To hell with Argentina (it seems they're at odds with the Brits) and Taiwan (they're protected by the US) - they didn't even punch the naked-assed blacks of Ghana in the face...

[Million]

You love to argue, just like an evil mother-in-law.
https://staryiy.livejournal.com/8269774.html
Read to the end.

[your1970]

Quote: Million

You love to argue, just like an evil mother-in-law.
https://staryiy.livejournal.com/8269774.html
Read to the end.

I don't like to argue - it's just I hate "double standards".
When they start to pull the globe towards something.
In this particular case, pirates from the surrounding area were dragged to Taiwan.
And I read 6 versions of the options for fighting pirates in the surrounding area - and none of them were linked to Taiwan - they robbed there all...

In the case of Tuapse, everything was obvious: the Taiwanese communists needed to demonstrate their hostility toward the USSR and receive perks from the USA.
The Tuapse arrest immediately exposed Taiwan's position, and the money immediately flowed there from the US.

[alexboguslavski]

Quote: Million

The Swedes should try to detain the Soviet ship.
The answer would be most effective and decisive.

They even detained submarines. The USSR resolutely apologized, paid, and repented.

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Инцидент_с_подводной_лодкой_С-363

[Million]

Don't confuse warm with soft. In this case, it was the crew's fault.

[alexboguslavski]

So what? The Swedes should have refloated the boat, escorted it to Liepaja with an honor escort, apologized, and then demolished that ill-fated rock to prevent such a thing from happening again.
The Swedes should try to detain the Soviet ship.
The answer would be most effective and decisive.

I think that's what you wrote?

[Million]

Do you really not understand the situation or are you just an argumentative person?

[alexboguslavski]

dry cargo ship Hui Yuan

I wonder how it sounds in Russian?

Marine traffic shows the bulk carrier is currently moving at 11 knots on a course of 232 degrees. The detention occurred yesterday, so they've released her. There are no Russian citizens among the vessel's crew.

[alexboguslavski]

They've definitely let go. The bulk carrier is entering the Danish Straits.

[Igool]

Quote: alexboguslavski

They definitely let him go.

They paid a fine of 25 Swedish kronor (about 220 Russian rubles) and were released.

[faiver]

I wonder what that sounds like in Russian? laughing

- Don't ask provocative questions, I've already laughed here more today than on April Fools' Day...

[Igool]

Quote: alexboguslavski

I wonder how it sounds in Russian?

The name Hui Yuan means 'wise origin' or 'source of wisdom'.

[solar]

The name Hui Yuan means 'wise origin' or 'source of wisdom'

At least it's not a "jade staff." Although, who knows what the Chinese call "the source of wisdom"? Maybe it's a euphemism.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: alexboguslavski

I wonder how it sounds in Russian?

If a free translation is acceptable, the title could be translated as "China's Acutely Deficit Budget"

[Irek]

The smaller the mongrel, the louder it barks.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Quote: faiver

I also liked the name of the ship.....

It's good that it's written in Latin, right?
I just don’t know how they’ll report this on TV news?

Igor, yes, they will say so. We people with experience remember the announcers on the Vremya program during the USSR, when Comrade Hua Bang was the chairman of the CPC in the PRC. Only in Chinese it’s not “a” but “Ya.”

[alexboguslavski]

Quote: tralflot1832

Comrade Hua Bang

More precisely, Hu Yaobang.

[Personal opinion]

But this time the Swedes missed the mark; the ship has no connection to Russia at all.

Except for such small items that came from the Russian port of Ust-Luga and were used in trade with Russia.

[Graz]

Has Zakharova yet taken to the board with a red marker to draw lines on the political map of the world?

[MaxKruh]

What a disgrace and shame.

[alexboguslavski]

Unprofessional. Very unprofessional. They'll recruit from an ad.
They don't even know how to throw shit at the fan.

Explain to me what connection a vessel with a Chinese name, flying a Panamanian flag, and not a single Russian citizen on board has to Russia, other than being loaded in a Russian port? That is, the money for the cargo has already been received, the coal on board is Spanish, and Russia couldn't care less what happens to the vessel or its cargo. Let Lloyd's worry about that.

[Personal opinion]

Foreign ship-owning companies will stop sailing to Russian ports or will charge significantly higher fees for their services.

[solar]

But this time the Swedes missed the mark; the ship has no connection to Russia at all.

It seems that it does have some connection, otherwise it is difficult to explain the name of the ship.

Panamanian bulk carrier Hui Yuan, sailing from the Russian port of Ust-Luga

[Yuri L]

Someone from the Russian Federation, in the spirit of Anchorage, needs to fall at the feet of the Great Donald and cry, "Save me, dear father, your little jackals are robbing and biting your slave." And the Great One will listen to these cries, and hiss at the jackals, and they will stop robbing (maybe). And the one being robbed has no other option than to stop the plundering of these completely unbridled jackals and hyenas. Basically, there is none...

[Ruslan M]

Don't blame our weakling. Everything is going according to plan for him. Most likely, the Yusov one is right. But following the plan is the most important thing.

[ZnachWest]

Hooray! What luck – the Swedes missed!

[AVP]

What, clickbait issues? The news is worthless – he was released almost immediately, given a small, perfectly reasonable fine. But the editors shamefully kept quiet about this, as it won't boost views. Just as they didn't mention the fate of the previous "captured ships" (I predict they were also released long ago). The crew is entirely non-Russian, the cargo has already been paid for and is technically not ours either, and who owns the vessel is anyone's guess.
A once normal website is rapidly turning into a piece of trash.

[Alexander]

It's time for the Swedes to remember 1809, when Bagration's troops pranced before Copenhagen! What sclerosis!?

[Declarant]

As you name a ship, so it will sail. But seriously, the Swedes have really gotten out of hand.

[Boyarin local konnicy]

The result of a fantastic foreign policy and the most beautiful drawing of multicolored lines, lately mostly brown! Bravo – keep it up, we will win!

[Albert 1975]

[quote - We'll handle the registration at the Swedish embassy ourselves. Or rather, we'll try: the Swedes are behaving disgustingly – increasingly brazenly. - Who? - Pleischner (Seventeen Moments of Spring) didn't understand.][/quote]

[Luenkov]

Quote: ANIMAL

Well, why should they be confused? They're not being punished for it. If anyone believes they'll calm down on their own, I'd suggest they get their heads checked for any underlying medical conditions.

Matvienko is seriously advising writing letters!

[Black Colonel]

"The Swedish Coast Guard detained the Panamanian bulk carrier Hui Yuan" - the ship's name speaks for itself 🤣🤣🤣☝️

[APASUS]

Perhaps Geranium would have flown to the port once and it would have been easier to negotiate?