Abandoned Russian Cruise Ship Now Drifting Toward Europe

No One Wants to Claim the Ship

The MV Lyubov Orlova, an abandoned Russian cruise ship, has been drifting across the Pacific Ocean since the 2011 tsunami. Salvage efforts to tow the ship to a scrapyard failed after the tow line parted, and the ship has been adrift ever since. The ship is now drifting towards Europe, and no one wants to claim it.

The Ship's History

The Lyubov Orlova was built in 1976 and was once a popular cruise ship. However, the ship was abandoned in 2010 after its owner went bankrupt. The ship was then sold to a Canadian company that planned to scrap it, but the company went bankrupt before the ship could be scrapped.

The Ship's Journey

The Lyubov Orlova has been drifting across the Pacific Ocean for years. The ship has been spotted off the coast of Canada, Alaska, and Hawaii. In 2013, the ship was spotted off the coast of Ireland. The ship is now drifting towards Europe, and it is unclear what will happen to it.

No One Wants the Ship

No one wants to claim the Lyubov Orlova. The ship is a liability, and no one wants to be responsible for it. The ship is a danger to shipping and could cause environmental damage if it runs aground.