Black Sea Must Not Become New Front In Russia-Ukraine War, Türkiye Warns
The attacks could also affect grain shipments to international markets, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said.
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U.S. Sanctions 22 Vessels And 27 Companies Tied To Iran’s Shadow Fleet And Oil Sales
The sanctions target Iran’s remaining shadow fleet, a network of ageing tankers used to move oil and other petroleum products to foreign buyers.
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4 Legged Robot That Can Climb Ship Hulls For Welding & Painting Built By Kawasaki Shipyard
Japanese manufacturing firm Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a four-legged robot that can climb ship hulls and carry out welding work.
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U.S. Seizes 90 Cuba-Bound Fuel Shipments Worth Nearly $3 Million Over Sanctions Violations
The shipments, carrying more than 620,000 gallons of fuel, were stopped at ports in Texas and Florida before they could leave the US.
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Philippine Coast Guard Ship Stopped Short By China Coast Guard Cutter Using Water Cannon During Medevac Of Navy Serviceman
The Philippine Coast Guard sent patrol vessel BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) from Lawak Island to evacuate the servicemember.
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Abandoned Cargo Ship Hit By A Drone Drifts 40 Nautical Miles Off Bulgaria With No Crew
A cargo ship hit by a Russian drone near Odesa, Ukraine, in August is drifting through the Black Sea towards Bulgaria.
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Chinese Militia Boat Spotted Off Taiwan’s Pacific Coast for First Time, Report Shows
A Chinese militia boat and two other vessels were seen off the eastern shores of Taiwan, marking the first sighting of such a ship in the sensitive waters.
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Maersk Raises UK & Ireland Inland Fuel Surcharges Amid Middle East Conflict
A.P. Moller Maersk has announced its decision to increase the emergency fuel surcharge on inland transport in Britain and Ireland to 20%.
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Royal Navy Sailor Arrested A Second Time By Counter Terrorism Police Now Charged With Spying Offences
A 24-year-old Royal Navy sailor accused of trying to pass secret British military information to Russia appeared in a London court.
