9,700 Ton US Navy Destroyer Enters Spanish Dry Dock In A First For Forward Deployed Ships
9,700 Ton US Navy Destroyer USS Arleigh Burke has entered a dry dock in Spain for maintenance this week, the US Navy announced.
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Malaysia Bans Bunkering In New Marine Sensitive Area Near Strait Of Malacca And Singapore
Ships are required to abide by the speed limit, while large cargo ships and oil tankers are forbidden from entering.
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Japan Launches Seventh Taigei-Class Submarine ‘Shogei’ With Improved Detection Capabilities
The 3,000-tonne diesel-electric submarine is expected to be delivered to the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) in March 2028.
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World’s First Ammonia-Powered Dry Bulk Carrier Completes Sea Trials
The Mineral Europa, the world’s first ammonia-fueled dry bulk carrier, has completed sea trials and is set for its maiden voyage to Australia.
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U.S. Coast Guard Medevacs Ailing Crew Member From Cargo Ship Off Hawaii
The US Coast Guard evacuated a sick crew member from a US-flagged cargo ship 86 miles off Hawaii on Wednesday, October 7.
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NYK Conducts Crisis-Response Drill Simulating Bulk Carrier Grounding And Oil Spill
NYK conducted a drill on September 30 that simulated a response to a major accident in the Seto Island Sea as part of the “Beyond Naka-no-Se” safety campaign.
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Oil Tanker With 22 Indian Seafarers Becomes Target Of Drone Attack At Sharjah Anchorage
A crude oil tanker, sailing under the flag of Panama with 22 Indian crew members, became the target of a drone attack at the Sharjah Anchorage.
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Sri Lanka Weighs U.S. Sanction Risks As Stranded Iranian Ships Run Low On Supplies
At least 19 Iranian cargo ships are stranded off Sri Lanka with fuel, food and water supplies running low.
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U.S. Navy To Build First 160-Meter Missile-Tracking Ship For Pacific Defense Tests
The U.S. Navy will get its first missile-tracking ship by 2030, as an agreement has been signed between Hanwha Philly Shipyard and TOTE Services.
