A102 Agnadeen

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Author: Ship Hunters collection
Location: Alexandria (EG)
Date: 23/02/2009

Administrative data Technical data
name: A102 Agnadeen
commissioned: 1984
flag: Iraq
dimensions: 119.00 x 18.00 x 6.50 m
type: "Agnadeen" class auxiliary oiler replenishment ship
specs: crew: 115
speed: 18.00 kn

former name(s): new name(s):
No known former names No known new names

We also have pictures of this vessel under the folowing name(s).

Extra info:
Iraq ordered this near-sister to the Italian navy’s Stromboli class.
Agnadeen spent 1984 and 1985 in Italian waters, training the Iraqi crew. In 1986 she docked at Alexandria, Egypt as it was not safe to sail for Iraq with Iranian troops threatening Basra. She has not moved an inch since then.

In 1991, the UN committee in charge of the armistice that ended Desert Storm awarded custody of Agnadeen to Italy.
For unclear reasons, the ship was never claimed and remained in Alexandria. In 2005, the Italian navy pledged unspecified “assistance” to the new Iraqi Coastal Defense Force

Converted? This vessel has not been converted.
Museum? No
Decommissioned? This vessel was decommissioned or transfered in the year 1986
Scrapping? Not scrapped on 01/08/2019.
Severely damaged? No