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The Dardanelles Strait has been closed to two-way transit for all vessels with a maximum maneuvering speed of less than 10 knots due to the effective storm and wind. SHIP BAN IN THE DARDANELLES STRAITThe effective storm and strong current in the Dardanelles Strait are negatively affecting maritime transportation. Due to the storm and current, as of 16:00, the strait has been closed to two-way transit for all vessels with a maximum maneuvering speed of less than 10 knots. STORM WARNING FROM METEOROLOGYMeanwhile, in a statement from the Meteorology Regional Directorate's Forecast and Early Warning Center, it was noted: "It is expected that the wind in the southern Aegean Sea will blow from the north and northwest at a force of 6 to 8 (50-75 km/h) in the form of a storm starting from the evening hours today (November 3, 2024). The storm is expected to lose its effect after noon tomorrow (November 4, 2024). Disruptions in transportation are expected."
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