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Seacraft has stopped selling its products in Russia

Listen to this article Leading dive scooter manufacturer DPV has announced that it has stopped sales and support for all of its products to the Russian Federation. The Polish manufacturer said in its latest newsletter that due to Russia’s attack on Ukraine it had to react. Therefore, as long as Russian troops are on Ukrainian

ByMarcin Pawełczyk

Published: February 26, 2022 - 09:00

Updated: July 23, 2023 - 00:09

Seacraft has stopped selling its products in Russia

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Leading dive scooter manufacturer DPV has announced that it has stopped sales and support for all of its products to the Russian Federation.

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The Polish manufacturer said in its latest newsletter that due to Russia’s attack on Ukraine it had to react. Therefore, as long as Russian troops are on Ukrainian territory, the company will not support or sell any Seacraft products on the territory of Russia.

It was supposed to be a regular technical information update, however facing the unprecedented events happening in Ukraine, we must react. As long as there are Russian forces on Ukraine, all support and purchasing possibilities of our equipment are ceased for Russia. Our thoughts are with our Ukrainian neighbors – hold on, and stay safe! – wrote the Seacraft in newsletter.

Seacraft is the first diving company to stop sales and support for its products in Russia. Of course, this is a decision with a symbolic dimension and is intended to manifest support for Ukraine and opposition to Russia’s actions.

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Marcin Pawełczyk

Marcin’s journey with diving has been an adventure. Starting as a recreational diver, he soon found himself drawn to the fascinating stories and mysteries of Baltic wrecks. After gaining experience, Marcin decided to go beyond just leisurely exploration and took his training up a notch by completing the TMX course, allowing him to explore even deeper and uncover the secrets of inaccessible places. His next challenge has been cave diving, where he is honing his skills to become a certified diver. Not content to simply take in the breathtaking beauty of underwater life, Marcin has also embraced underwater photography since 2018, capturing stunning shots that bring these worlds alive for those who are unable to experience them first-hand. Marcin’s passion for the underwater has taken him far and is sure to continue doing so as he dives into new depths and captures breathtaking images.