Greek-flagged tanker hit by unidentified object outside CPC terminal at Novorossiysk, minor damage, operator says

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ATHENS, March 14 (Reuters) - A Greek-flagged tanker, Maran Homer, was ​hit by an unidentified ‌object on Saturday, as it was awaiting orders to ​enter the Caspian ​Pipeline Consortium (CPC) Terminal at Novorossiysk, ⁠its manager Maran Tankers ​said.

The vessel, which was ​sailing outside Russian territorial waters and expected to receive a ​cargo of Kazakh crude ​oil, was hit at approximately 4:35 ‌a.m. ⁠local time (0135 GMT).

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“There were no injuries and the crew is safe,” Maran ​tankers ​said ⁠in a statement, adding that only ​minor material damage was ​noted ⁠to the ship’s deck and equipment.

The vessel has ⁠already ​sailed from Novorossiysk, ​the company said.

Reporting by Renee ​Maltezou; Editing by Toby Chopra

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