that's super interesting thank you. china (the discharge destination for all dark fleet activity) might actually want to do something about these floating rust buckets if there's a chance they'll cause damage to their own environment

Article 110. even though US not UNCLOS signatory, it abides as do all member states. UNCLOS underpins 11 billion tonnes seaborne trade annually.

it's greek owned not dark. no time to check out, but all good. dark fleet won't call EU

I’ve seen this with Gambia ships that were deleted by govt (will post that story here in a sec). My guess is they’re exploiting lax provisional registration to find a temporary home, they’ll hop to another in a few weeks

I've taken a look and will send off for investigation, a very uneconomic and strange trail

oh dear, not another one. only one false-flag Zambia ship in the Equasis database (from 2020) but I imagine we'll be seeing new ones soon

still AIS gaps but track remains aligned with signalled destination.

yep! nobody seems to have twigged yet that class/RO is as derelict as the flag registries