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Azia Shipping Company

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About the company

Azia Shipping Company

Azia Shipping Company is a Russian shipping company. It owns the cargo vessel Captain Yakobovich. On 24th January 2022, it docked at MITT port in Yangon, delivering armoured vehicles and other military equipment destined for the Burmese military.

Contacts:

Azia Shipping
Head Office
29, Pos’etskaya str.
Vladivostok 690091
Russia

Email: azia@aziaship.com

Sources:

Khit Thit Media report 25th January 2022

https://www.facebook.com/khitthitnews/photos/pcb.1409195189517823/1409194906184518

Arms being sent to Myanmar from Russia, Myanmar Witness.

https://www.myanmarwitness.org/reports/arms-being-sent-to-myanmar-from-russia

Azia Shipping website accessed January 2022

http://www.azsco.ru/fleet.html

Notified 27th January 2022

Added to the Dirty List 1 March 2022

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