Iranian Freighter Sinks In Caspian Sea, All 14 Crew Members Rescued
Standard procedures required under international maritime law were being carried out by the Turkmen authorities.
Russian Tanker Hit By Ukraine Carried Wagner & GRU-Linked Operatives, Investigation Finds
The tanker, Qendil, is part of Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet”, a group of ageing vessels used to bypass Western oil sanctions.
Captain’s Negligence Leads To Cargo Ship Collision With Oil Tanker, Leaving 1 Crew Dead
The court heard that the risk of collision was visible both on navigational equipment and from the bridge for 30 minutes before impact.
Fishing Vessel Carrying 50,000 Gallons Of Diesel Runs Aground Off St. George Island
The 134-foot crab boat, Arctic Sea, was fishing for tanner crab north of the island when 50-knot winds pushed it onto the shore.
U.S. Navy Sailor Sentenced To Over 16 Years On Espionage Charges For China
Wei was arrested in August 2023 as he arrived for duty aboard the amphibious assault ship U.S.S. Essex at Naval Base San Diego.
Two Tankers Hit By Drones In Black Sea, Disrupting Kazakh Oil Exports
The terminal handles around 80% of Kazakhstan’s oil exports to international markets, as well as some Russian crude.
Maersk Sends Another Vessel Through Red Sea As Gaza Ceasefire Continues
This comes weeks after the company tested the route for the first time in nearly two years with the vessel Sebarok in December.
21 Fishermen Rescued After Fishing Vessel Catches Fire Off South Africa
The burning vessel continued to drift towards Cape Recife. NSRI’s rescue craft monitored the vessel’s movement and speed on behalf of SAMSA.
Armed Pirates Kidnap Nine Sailors Including Chinese And Indonesians Off Gabon
The vessel was fishing about seven nautical miles southwest of Ekwata when three armed individuals boarded it at around 2:00 a.m.
