Greek Crew Member Released From Iranian Oil Tanker, 18 Others Still On Board
One crew member of the oil tanker St. Nikolas has been freed after being captured by Iran in the Gulf of Oman last week.
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Rerouting Cargo Ships Away From The Red Sea Is Increasing Carbon Emissions
Vessel emissions are expected to increase due to the continuous interruption of trade routes through the Red Sea, causing ships to divert from the Suez Canal.
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KR And HD Hyundai Collaborate To Develop XR-Based Ship Education & Training Program
Korea Register, HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering, Hyundai Heavy Industries, and Hyundai Marine Solution have entered into a strategic collaboration.
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Injured Palestinians Treated On French Warship Dixmude Off Egyptian Coast
The Dixmude, a France-based helicopter carrier, has been reportedly docked at the port of El Arish, 50 km west of the Gaza Strip, since November last year.
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US Forces Strike & Destroy Houthi Anti-Ship Missile Aimed Into the Gulf Of Aden
The U.S. Central Command forces had attacked a Houthi anti-ship missile that had reportedly been targeted into the waters of the Gulf of Aden and was set to launch
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UK Allocates $514 Million For Royal Navy’s Red Sea Missile System Upgrade
The British Ministry of Defence said it would invest 405 million pounds in the upgrade to enhance a missile system that the Royal Navy currently uses
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Missing US Navy SEALs Declared Deceased After Exhaustive Search Operation
The status of two US Navy SEALs who had been missing earlier this month in the Gulf of Aden has been updated to deceased
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Houthi Ship Attacks Pose Bigger Impact On Supply Chain Than Early Pandemic
The continuous Houthi strikes on commercial vessels in the Red Sea are causing more significant damage to global supply networks than the early phases of the epidemic
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Lekki Deep Seaport Welcomes Largest Container Ship To Ever Sail on Nigerian Waters
The largest container ship to ever sail Nigerian waters was successfully berthed at the Lekki Deep Seaport on Sunday, January 21, 2024
