Not sure exactly where or when this accident occurred, but the video was published Monday to the Dutch website Dumpert and, according to AIS, the MT Key Marmara pulled into the Port of Svetly that same day. Right now AIS is showing the vessel as underway in the Baltic Sea, so if this did in fact happen December 26, the damaged must not have been too bad.
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Update: We’re told this accident occurred December 23 at the port of Svetly and the vessel alongside is the Netherlands-flagged Alana Evita, which suffered a hole to its side from bulbous bow of the Key Marmara. Only minimal damage to the bulb of the Key Marmara. AIS shows the Alana Evita still in Svetly as of Tuesday.
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