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Port of Ulcinj

Montenegro

UN/LOCODEMEULCWhat is a UN/LOCODE?41.9167° N, 19.2° ELocal timeEurope/Podgorica, UTC+2
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Piracy and anti-shipping incidents nearby

2 incidents within 100 km of the port in NGA's Anti-Shipping Activity Messages (ASAM) archive since Aug 7, 2000. NGA stopped updating the archive in 2024. The most recent:

  • Naval EngagementAug 19, 2000Merchant Vessel25 km away

    The U.S.-flagged vessel, M/V Delaware Bay, was boarded and detained near the port of Bar, Montenegro (42-05N 019-05E) by a Yugoslav gunboat. The vessel, owned by First American Bulk Corporation (FABC) and on charter to Farrell Lines, was carrying USAID food aid cargo bound for Bar, as well as military cargo destined for Israel and Egypt, when approximately seven Yugoslav soldiers, armed with automatic weapons, boarded the vessel. The armed Yugoslav military personnel who boarded the Delaware Bay

  • Naval EngagementAug 7, 2000Vessel22 km away

    MONTENEGRO: At least three ships have been stopped by elements of the Yugoslav navy while approaching the harbor at Bar, Montenegro. The three ships known to have been stopped are: (DEA), 1,798 tons, Croatian flag, 7 Aug; (DELAWARE BAY), 31,920 tons, U.S. flag; (KABAN), 2,900 tons, Antigua & Barbuda flag. No reason for the ship detentions has been stated by Yugoslav authorities. In all cases the ships were allowed to proceed to Bar to discharge cargo.

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