Yemeni Forces Seize Iran’s Largest Weapons Shipment Meant For Houthis
The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said the seizure was carried out by the Yemeni National Resistance Forces (NRF).
Saronic & Vigor Partner To Deliver Scalable Autonomous Maritime Solutions
Vigor and Saronic will work closely to identify opportunities to advance the priorities of core U.S. government and maritime customers.
ITS Begins $365 Million Terminal Expansion At Port of Long Beach
It also plans to build a 3,400-foot-long wharf that will allow two of the world’s largest container ships to dock at the same time.
US Navy’s Most Expensive Attack Submarine To Rejoin Fleet 5 Years After Undersea Crash
The incident caused serious damage to its bow and ballast tanks, forcing the submarine to sail on the surface to Guam, then to San Diego.
Houthis Use UN-Funded Oil Tanker To Store & Sell Fuel, Defying Sanctions
The vessel was originally purchased in 2023 to offload oil from the decaying FSO Safer, but is now reportedly under effective Houthi control.
Video: Frontex Patrol Boat Sinks Off Lesvos During Rescue Mission
The rescue mission had been launched earlier in the day after 36 migrants arrived in the Lapsarna area of Lesvos.
Salvors Remove 85% Of Fuel From MSC Containership Grounded Since February
The CCG is continuing its efforts to clean up the grounded container ship MSC Baltic III, with fuel removal now being the top priority.
Japan Conducts First Ship-to-Ship LNG Bunkering For Cruise Ship
The ASUKA III, operated by NYK Line, is a cruise vessel fitted with engines that can run on three different types of fuel, including LNG.
ATSB Investigates Engine Failure Of Bulk Carrier FMG Nicola At Port Hedland
Port Hedland’s vessel traffic service was contacted immediately and responded by directing three additional tugs to assist the vessel.