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The American and British forces reported that a Royal Navy destroyer shot down another drone that was aimed at commercial vessels, while a U.S. warship, took down 14 alleged attack drones over the Red Sea.

The “Gallant Knight 3” operation, which aims to lessen the suffering of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, saw the arrival in Al Arish City of a UAE aid vessel that was carrying 4,016 tons of humanitarian supplies

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has reportedly promised to strengthen Russian naval prowess after the nation inaugurated two nuclear submarines.

The Panama Canal said today that, for the benefit of its customers, it will raise the number of per day transits to 24 beginning in January under Advisory to Shipping No. A-54-2023.

Two significant freight companies, including MSC, the largest container shipping line in the world, said on Saturday that they would steer clear of the Suez Canal.

According to a report by the Yonhap news agency, the USS Missouri (SSN-780), a nuclear-powered submarine, docked at the port city of Busan in South Korea on Sunday.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is expected to introduce “Operation Prosperity Guardian” during his next trip to the Middle East.

Maersk, a Danish shipping company, has denied that the Houthi movement in Yemen carried out a drone attack on a Maersk ship that was sailing to Israel.

A bulk carrier owned by a Bulgarian company and flying the Malta flag was reportedly boarded on Thursday in the eastern Indian Ocean close to Socotra Island in Yemen.