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The collision in a fjord in Norway between a naval frigate from Oslo and a Maltese tanker caused 8 injuries. It should be noted that it is Il Fatto Quotidiano that picks up what was announced by the BBC according to which the entire crew of 137 members was evacuated. In fact, the military ship has been dangerously bent on sinking. Despite the alarming first news, it seems that the tanker does not pay any polluting payment. The frigate boarded in the water suffered the greatest damage. "There is a real danger of sinking," said a Sola rescue center official. At the present time, tugboats are already at work to keep it afloat under the supervision of several military vessels. Before making the decision to remove it, the goal is to stabilize the ship ashore, but the operations may take a while. (Updated by Emanuela Longo)
REDUCTION MILITARY AND OIL VESSEL
Accident Norwaywhere one was recorded collision between the military ship KNM Helge Instad and a Maltese tanker, the Sola TS with 23 people on board, just opposite the oil terminal in Øygarden, near Bergen. During the fight, as reported Corriere.it, seven people were injured, fortunately not serious, although their number could soon increase. These are crew members who were on the Norwegian military ship. The army is still planning to rebuild what happened, but as soon as the first information leaked, it appears that it was the tanker that caused the collision, crushing the military ship. The clash would have opened a fault on the hull of the Norwegian unit, after which it would begin to embark in the water, making more and more concrete the risk of sinking. For this reason, the entire crew was evacuated with 137 people on board.
NORWAY, COLLISION BETWEEN SHIP AND PETROLIERA: THERE IS A DISPUTE
The Norwegian ship most affected by the collision is the KNM Helge Instad, a frigate at the recently returned heliport of the NATO Maxi operation which has been held in recent days in Norway , during which a Russian bomber flew over a US military ship taking off. therefore a provocation to NATO. As a result of the collision, the military vessel leaned to the side. According to the naval site of Sysla, the accident would have occurred in a fjord: the Maltese tanker carrying a cargo of crude oil embarked in Norway and heading for Britain struck the military ship while it was was towed out of the fjord. In advance, some oil rigs have also been shut down off the Hjeltefjord. As RaiNews explains, the Navy has already launched an operation to prevent the ship from sinking. One of its tanks containing 10 cubic meters of helicopter fuel would have been injured, causing a spill at sea whose flow has not yet been determined.
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