SHIP RUNS AGROUND IN THE APPROACH TO SULINA

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CIA-RDP80-00810A007300540001-4
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RIPPUB
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C
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2
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December 20, 2016
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December 6, 2007
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1
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Publication Date: 
July 1, 1955
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REPORT
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Approved For Release 2007/12/06: CIA-RDP80-0081 OA007300540001-4 M FORAAu NO IM MN R POR IN Ep0 Qy CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which.. in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law. OA1'~goY1~~~~dg~Ab 25X1 DATE OF INFO. PLACE ACQUIRED DATE ACQUIRED oatho~ g~~m 25X1 20 A ohot tim cftc golg - esmu*,q @I% cad vet foot? opoodboato paooed at a diotaooo Thy moo, aoord to h Yopotod th? prooonoo 025X1 the ship to tho r uthoritico k' 'radios `ftg -tho, Chip later cppwoc@h?d br Soviet buotwo'guard k ?torbeato from Znko B#q&o moo bat to Coro ' . REPORT DATE DISTR. 1 Joy 1955, 25X1 NO. OF PAGES 2 REQUIREMENT NO. RD 25X1 REFERENCES Information 25X1 ship Rum Aground in t ho Ap fh to sulilaa to '@ a. *.p wont aimd in at 100 how _ n ' l7 0 ortha 29648 0 Met o she @hip Wao on oow@o to Oa1ati via the Minn - with of the Danube i o Tho different .from the 'opoodboats Goon prc riou@1yo 25X1 Cm of the cugto o. boato cacao -al aide tors nra ?tho ohipuo poeitiono The captain of this motorboat wore a. unifom similar to that of Soviet naval officero0 o pooition sharp the 8hi125X1 an o w d -aa@ sho a ao nino=to fathoms doop on tho dd9dralty aha to. 4. The a tomo anotwboat ism from. 30 to 35 satero in logthg was a lig1it1 ' 25X1 higher at the bow than in the sterns tea: painted a light groy Colors toad fie-j the Soviet flr. o -It had ono otaok end one meato ?a& vw encloa od in a round white cover at the top of the mto There vac a 'a ll ' 25X1 at both bw a2d oto=o 5o The ship tried for,;our hour to got f'r?o r-mod failing roquootod the: 25X1 (Notoi Washington distribution Indicatod by "X" t Hold distribution by "#".) 0XFOOG3AQ1'00X REPO Ir OHFORMATMK REPO aid of a o(~bvog t"mat o .0 no : i vrd on the evening of the f olio . dim and freed the ship . in about'om-half howo ? ag the tip that the ship was aground Ono-02 the eaatomi, gwrd boato otayed in the vioinityo 25X1 After the salvage one of these boats follo'od the ship into Salina A middle= god man by tho name of Al?koonder Vasil,iyevioh was captain 'of the sao1.vage tugo The t n was about 40 meters longs slightly'higher at C1~=~'~1sd~~T?~=g=A~, 25X1 Approved For Release 2007/12/06: CIA-RDP80-0081 OA007300540001-4 1:711 ; 11 Approved For Release 2007/12/06: CIA-RDP80-0081 OA007300540001-4 the bow than I' the stern, and painted a light gray color. There was a sheet metal btubr rk, 60 cm high, around the d eck3 it had scuppers at the base for clearing water. The turn had radio direction finding treats It had no armament. During the salvage operations a Soviet plane coming from the direction of Odessa flew very high over the ship. 7. Control and Security Measures at Sulina: The crew was assembled in the main ca and the Ship sear . e monepr and cigarettes, with the exception of a daily ration of ten cigarettes per man, were put in a cabinet which was then sealed. At Galati the ship and crew were subjected to the same formalities, 8. ~ sailing on the Danube River a red colored ore was being transported to the Soviet on in lighters towed by Soviet tugboats e 0-0-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L Approved For Release 2007/12/06: CIA-RDP80-0081 OA007300540001-4