Tag: Ukraine

Please see the below links to the results of a survey on the wellbeing of seafarers affected by the conflict in Ukraine. INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN MARITIME ASSOCIATION International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network Trade Winds

100 Days of War

Click the tile for the following Safety4Sea article. IMO, ILO call for urgent action on 1000 seafarers trapped in Ukraine

Click the tile below to read the article regarding: А recent communication from the Mission of the Russian Federation to the IMO dated 25 March 2022 No. 003/124 оп the unilateral еstаЫishmепt of а “Ьluе safe maritime corridor” to allow safe evacuation of seafarers and ships from Ukrainian seaports in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov… Communication from the Government of Ukraine

Information Reporting Form for Stranded Ships

Guidance on repatriation of seafarers due to situation in Ukraine. Guidance on repatriation of seafarers due to situation in Ukraine

Click the tile below to read the United Nations article. General Assembly resolution demands end to Russian offensive in Ukraine

Communication from the Government of the Russian Federation

For information |ECSA SPC/SAC| Engagement with DG FISMA on seafarers’ payments

As many as 1,000 merchant seafarers are trapped on vessels near Ukrainian ports while fighting rages all around them.Click the tile below to read the Lloyd’s List article. Neutral shipping needs a blue corridor out of Ukraine

Food, fuel and medical supplies are running low on ships stuck in Ukraine, unable to leave due to the fighting. Despite an initial flurry of successful evacuations from shipowners and flags, more than 1,000 crew are estimated to be stuck inside the warzone. Click the Tile to read the article. Over 300 vessels and at least 1,000 seafarers are stuck in Ukraine

As an estimated 1,500 people on about 100 ships are believed stranded in Odessa and other ports, seafarers’ charities have launched an emergency appeal. Click the tile below to read more. As an estimated 1,500 people on about 100 ships are believed stranded in Odessa and other ports, seafarers’ charities have launched an emergency appeal

The Government of Ukraine has sent the attached communication, dated 18 March 2022, with the request that it be circulated by the Organization. Communication from the Government of Ukraine

Links and Resourses shared by The Seafarers Charity ESTABLISHMENT OF FUND TO SUPPORT THOSE AFFECTED BY THE BLACK SEA CRISIS Seafarer charity launches Ukraine appeal Seafarers International Relief Fund ISWAN Ukraine Crisis Support Fund

Information reporting form for ships stranded in Ukraine ports and waters Maritime Security and Safety in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov IMO calls Extraordinary Council Session IMO Calls Extraordinary Session as Seafarers Remain Caught in Ukraine Ukraine: IMO Secretary-General statement Communication from the Government of Ukraine Communication from the Government of the Russian Federation Ukraine crisis – Harmonization of PSC activities Information Reporting Form for Stranded Ships Communication from the Government of Ukraine

Please use the online form to submit information on ships stranded in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov. This information will be received by the IMO Secretariat Emergency Task Force. If you are unable to use the internet form, you can use the Download formto submit information to IMO (please email etf@imo.org). 

Click the tile below for GWO’s statement. Global Wind Organisation Statement on the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Filipino Seafarers Trapped Off Black Sea Evacuated With Armed Guards Sailors-Society Ukrainian Appeal Hundreds of Seafarers Currently Caught in the Crossfire of War Seafarer charity launches Ukraine appeal – Lloyd’s List manning agencies to help with evacuating seafarers from Ukraine

The war in Ukraine has demanded flexible ways to pay seafarers from Ukraine and Russia. An existing payment system, developed for the cruise sector, offers a way out for crew managers.Lloyd’s List article below. How to pay your Ukrainian (and Russian) seafarers

General guidance in relation to shipping involving Russia/Ukraine and Russian interests.  UKRAINE – OVERVIEW OF CONTENT