New Study To Evaluate Effectiveness of Roll Damping Tanks On Large Container Ships
ONE and ClassNK have launched a joint study using real-world vessel data to assess how roll damping tanks can reduce rolling on large container ships.
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Four Tankers Attacked, Another Vessel Threatened By Iran’s IRGC In Strait Of Hormuz
UKMTO reported five separate incidents on October 5. Three of the attack reports were received late and related to incidents on October 3-4.
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Oman Tightens Maritime Rules For Foreign Ships In Its Territorial Waters
Oman has said that foreign ships and maritime units operating in its territorial waters must keep their AIS switched on at all times.
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Indian Navy Sailor Arrested Over Alleged Leak Of Sensitive Naval Data To Pakistani Operative
Pradeep Mukherjee, hailing from the state of West Bengal, was arrested at INS Agrani, a naval training center located in Coimbatore.
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Norway Detains Two Cargo Ships After Three-Vessel Collision Near Alesund
The three ships had collided on the eastern side of Valderøya in Valderhaugfjorden, which is a narrow stretch of water near Ålesund.
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China Is Reportedly Building The World’s First Mothership For Giant Underwater Drones
Beijing is building a massive ‘mothership’, which experts suggest might be used to launch underwater vehicles or drones.
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Indian Navy Evacuates Injured Vietnamese Mariner From Merchant Ship Near Andaman And Nicobar Islands
The Indian Navy carried out the evacuation of an injured Vietnamese citizen from the merchant ship MT Sun 09.
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Japan Sanctions 35 Russian Shadow Fleet Ships In Its First Major Round Of Sanctions In Over A Year
Japan has imposed sanctions against Russia’s shadow fleet of ships carrying oil to countries like India and China.
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US Navy Commissions 9,700 Ton Destroyer In Alaska With Advanced Missile Defence Radar
The Arleigh-Burke-class destroyer, USS Ted Stevens, was commissioned into the U.S. Navy in a ceremony held in Whittier, Alaska, on October 3, 2026.
