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Ship traffic in the Dardanelles was suspended due to southwest winds
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Ship traffic in the Dardanelles was suspended due to southwest winds

Dardanelles Straitsouthwestministry of transport and infrastructure

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The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure announced that ship traffic in the Dardanelles was temporarily stopped in both directions due to the strong southwest storm.

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The Dardanelles may be closed to ship traffic for security reasons in cases of intense weather conditions.

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The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure announced that ship traffic in the Dardanelles was suspended due to strong southwest winds.

The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure announced that ship traffic in the Dardanelles was temporarily suspended in both directions due to the strong southwest storm.

In the statement made by the Ministry, it was reported that ship passages in the Dardanelles Strait were stopped in both directions due to strong southwest winds. No information was given in the statement about when ship traffic will reopen.

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  • When will traffic return to normal?

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Dardanelles Strait
OrganizationsMinistry of Transport and Infrastructure
Topicssouthwestministry of transport and infrastructureship traffic
This article was originally published by Cumhuriyet.

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