Indian Navy On High Alert In Persian Gulf Amid Rising Regional Tensions
In response to the recent Iranian missile strike against Israel, the Indian government has placed the country’s Navy on high alert.
In response to the recent Iranian missile strike against Israel, the Indian government has placed the country’s Navy on high alert.
The container market has suffered a substantial setback due to the COVID-19 epidemic, with 24.6 million TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units).
The head of a European Union force highlighted the urgent need for more warships deployment to increase freight traffic in the Red Sea.
MSC has assured that the vessel’s 25 crew members are currently safe and discussions with the Iranian authorities are in progress.
Analysis reveals that vessels lost propulsion in nearly two dozen instances around Baltimore alone in the past three years.
US Navy has, so far, fired almost $1 billion in missiles from Iran and other proxy forces in the past six months.
Arleigh Burke-class missile destroyers deployed Standard Missile-3 interceptors to counter an Iranian ballistic missile attack on Israel.
Greece has become the first European nation to ban bottom trawling in its national marine parks and protected areas.
Panama Canal Authority has increased the booking slots for Panamax locks in response to the current and estimated water levels in Gatun Lake.
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