UKMTO Advises Vessels To Transit With Caution After Warning Shots Near Aden
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations has downgraded a reported armed incident southwest of Aden, Yemen, to “suspicious activity”
2 Crew Members Die In Engine Room Fire On Singapore-Registered Bulk Carrier Off China
The incident occurred on February 17 at about 7.35pm Singapore time, according to the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore.
France Releases Suspected Russian ‘Shadow Fleet’ Tanker After Multimillion-Euro Penalty
The tanker had been intercepted last month in the Mediterranean Sea on suspicion of being part of Russia’s sanctioned “shadow fleet”.
1,000 Gallons Of Fuel Removed From Grounded Barge Off San Juan
The 265-foot barge ran hard aground at around noon on 9 February off the shoreline of San Felipe del Morro Castle.
U.S Navy’s 9200 Ton Destroyer & 3000-Ton Combat Ship To Undergo Modernisation
The U.S Navy has awarded two contracts worth $98 million to BAE Systems for modernising and upgrading two naval ships.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Orders 3 Next-Generation Cruise Ships From Fincantieri
The value of this agreement, subject to financing and other typical terms and conditions, is considered very important.
Mukran LNG Terminal Resumes Operations After Icebreaking Efforts Reopen Frozen Channel
The reopening allowed the LNG carrier Maran Gas Nice to leave Mukran after being unable to depart since late January.
Hapag-Lloyd Signs $4.2 Billion Deal To Acquire Israeli Shipping Company ZIM
ZIM announced that it has entered into a merger agreement, under which Hapag-Lloyd will acquire ZIM for $35.00 per share in cash.
Salvadoran Navy Seizes 6.6 Tonnes Of Cocaine In Largest Drug Bust In Country’s History
The ship, described as a 1,200-dwt offshore supply vessel built in 1982, was sailing under the Tanzanian flag at the time of the operation.
