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AMUR SHIPPING

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AMUR SHIPPING is a major shipping company based in the Russian Far East. It offers maritime and river transportation services for various types of cargo, including general, timber, and heavy-lift cargoes. The company operates with over 150 vessels, providing more than 680,000 tons of cargo annually in Amur Oblast and Khabarovsk Krai. AMUR SHIPPING's fleet includes river-sea tugboats such as the Parnas-class (built from 1973 to 1974), which are designed for towing operations and equipped with powerful engines and reinforced hulls, capable of operating in ice conditions. The company has been active on the cargo transportation market since 1974.

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