Seahorse (IMO 9266750) is a Oil Tanker that is currently listed on international sanctions programs. This vessel appears in the Canada SEMA Russia/Ukraine sanctions; Canada Special Economic Measures Act designations and is subject to sanctions restrictions.
This vessel appears on at least one international sanctions list. The specific prohibitions and their scope depend on the issuing authority, the program type, and the parties' jurisdiction: verify against the original notice before any compliance decision.
Sanctions screening should be conducted before any commercial engagement with a vessel, including but not limited to:
If you have chartered, bunkered, or provided services to this vessel, consider consulting your compliance officer and external counsel. Documenting past interactions (dates, services, payments) and reviewing whether a voluntary self-disclosure is appropriate for your jurisdiction are commonly-recommended steps.
Yes. Seahorse (IMO 9266750) is currently listed under Canada SEMA Russia/Ukraine sanctions; Canada Special Economic Measures Act. This vessel appears on at least one international sanctions list. The specific prohibitions and their scope depend on the issuing authority, the program type, and the parties' jurisdiction: verify against the original notice before any compliance decision.
Seahorse is currently listed by ca_sema_sanctions_news and Canada DFAT, under Canada SEMA Russia/Ukraine sanctions; Canada Special Economic Measures Act. Each authority maintains its own designation, verify against the issuing authority's original notice before any compliance decision.
The earliest active sanctions designation Strait Up Maritime indexes for Seahorse is dated 19 February 2026. Designation dates can differ between authorities, consult the original notice for the authoritative date.
This vessel appears on at least one international sanctions list. The specific prohibitions and their scope depend on the issuing authority, the program type, and the parties' jurisdiction: verify against the original notice before any compliance decision.
If you have chartered, bunkered, or provided services to this vessel, consider consulting your compliance officer and external counsel. Documenting past interactions (dates, services, payments) and reviewing whether a voluntary self-disclosure is appropriate for your jurisdiction are commonly-recommended steps.
You can screen Seahorse instantly using Strait Up Maritime's free vessel screening tool. The screening checks against 50+ international sanctions lists including OFAC SDN, EU Consolidated Sanctions, and UN Security Council.
Get a full sanctions screening report with risk assessment, ownership details, voyage history, and compliance documentation.
Screen This Vessel: FreeGo beyond a one-time sanctions check. Get continuous monitoring and full vessel intelligence:
Aggregated counts derived from AIS broadcast position data received during the last 30 days. Factual observation only, not commentary on the lawfulness of any specific voyage, cargo, or commercial activity. Verify against official sources before any compliance determination.
korea strait
(0 days ago)
Distinct maritime chokepoints traversed.
Source: AIS broadcasts via Strait Up Maritime processing. Counts are aggregated for the 30-day window only; precise voyage timeline and routing intelligence are available to subscribed customers via the live dashboard.
Sanctions data on this page is compiled directly from the original issuing authorities, OFAC SDN (US Treasury), EU Consolidated Sanctions List, UN Security Council Sanctions, UK OFSI, Australia DFAT, Japan MOF, Swiss SECO, Canada, and New Zealand, and refreshed daily.
This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or a compliance determination. Always verify sanctions status through official government sources and consult qualified legal counsel for compliance decisions.