Two Iranian ships destined for Iran departed from a chemical storage facility in southeast China this week, raising speculations about China’s role in the U.S.-Iran war.
The frigate was targeted on March 4, 2026, off Sri Lanka while returning home from the MILAN Peace 2026 naval exercises in India.
The decision was announced on Saturday through DMW Advisory No. 11, Series of 2026, issued by the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW).
U.S. officials say the insurance program is expected to help restore confidence in shipping and stabilise global energy trade.
The operations are part of a policy by the Trump administration to use military force against cartels operating along trafficking routes.
The technology is expected to provide stable electricity while allowing ships to operate without carbon emissions during long-distance voyages.
The attacks are the first confirmed strikes on Iran’s oil infrastructure since the war involving Iran, Israel, and the US escalated.
The warning comes as attacks linked to the conflict have started affecting energy infrastructure and maritime traffic in the Gulf region.
Seafarers must not be targets, says Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez after seafarer fatalities reported in Middle East.
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