
Swedish authorities have released the Comoros-flagged oil tanker Sea Owl I, which was detained in the Baltic Sea in March and was moored off the coast of Trelleborg.
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The tanker Sea Owl I was intercepted by the Swedish Coast Guard in the Baltic Sea on March 12 and was moored off the coast of Trelleborg.
Swedish authorities have released the oil tanker Sea Owl I, which was detained in March and was sailing to Russia under the flag of the Comoros Islands. This was reported by the kingdom's coast guard.
“The Sea Owl 1, which has been anchored off the coast of Trelleborg since March, can leave its position and continue sailing. The decision on this was made today by the Transport Department, which lifted the ban on the operation of the vessel,” the statement says.
The Swedish Coast Guard intercepted the tanker Sea Owl I in the Baltic Sea on March 12. The tanker was sailing under the flag of the Comoros from the Brazilian Santos to the Russian port of Primorsk.

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