Columbian Government Aims To Recover Treasure Worth Billions From “Holy Grail Of Shipwrecks”
Colombia stated that it would try to recover the objects from a Spanish warship that had sunk off the coast of the city Cartagena back in 1708.
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Oil Prices Surge With Continuous Attacks On Red Sea Shipping Route
Crude oil saw a price surge this Tuesday, mainly driven by concerns about ship safety in the Red Sea. According to Bloomberg, the crude oil increase was the largest in over a week.
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MSC Containership Attacked By Yemeni Armed Forces, Raises Concerns
MSC United, owned by the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), was attacked while travelling from King Abdullah Port to Karachi.
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Maersk Announces Plans To Resume Navigation Through Red Sea Shipping Route
Maersk has signalled a change in the global maritime landscape by announcing plans to reopen shipping routes through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal.
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Indian Navy Reinforces Arabian Sea Presence Amid Rising Attacks
The Indian Navy has increased its presence in the Arabian Sea in reaction to increased threats to cargo ships from Iranian proxies.
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Russia Announces Retirement Of World’s Only Nuclear-Powered Battle Cruiser, Pyotr Veliky
According to sources, Pyotr Veliky, the fearsome battlecruiser of the Kirov Class fueled by nuclear power, would not receive the planned refit.
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Ukraine Confirms Destruction Of Russian Warship, Novocherkassk, In Crimea
The Kremlin revealed on Tuesday that a battleship based in the Crimean port of Feodosia had been destroyed by an attack from Ukraine.
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US Imposes Sanctions On Sovcomflot Manager And Oil Traders For Breaching Russian Oil Price Cap
New penalties against the Sovcomflot manager and a number of oil merchants have been imposed by the US Department of the Treasury
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Iran Expands Naval Capabilities With Domestically Produced “Fully Smart” Cruise Missiles
Iran’s navy expanded its stockpile of advanced cruise missiles on Sunday by adding new ones made in the country.
