Crew Of U.S. Navy Carrier Abraham Lincoln Offered Mental Health Care After 321 Day Long Middle East Deployment
The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego on October 8 after supporting US military operations during the war with Iran.
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IMO Secretary General Champions Seafarer Safety & Innovation At Marine Insight Global Summit
Marine Insight hosted its 3rd Annual Summit on the theme ‘Charting Tomorrow: The Global Maritime Transformation’, on October 6 and 7, 2026.
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Iran Offers To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz Within Six Days If U.S. Accepts Its Conditions
The proposal remains under discussion as Washington and Tehran disagree over sanctions, regional hostilities and Iran’s nuclear programme.
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Greenpeace Protest Halts Work At $12.5 Billion Scarborough Gas Project, 2 Arrested
Two Greenpeace activists were arrested and charged with interfering with offshore petroleum installations or operations.
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Tanker Attacked With Rocket-Propelled Grenade Off Saudi Arabia, UKMTO Says
An oil tanker was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) launched from a small boat about 78 nautical miles northeast of Al Jubayl.
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Maersk Lines Up First Indian Drydocking with Vessel Arrival At L&T’s Kattupalli Shipyard
Maersk Chattogram will enter Kattupalli Shipyard on 20 October as part of its partnership with L&T to strengthen India’s ship repair capabilities.
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World’s Largest Ethanol Bunkering Operation Completed By Maersk In Singapore
Maersk Halifax has completed ethanol bunkering in Singapore, taking on approximately 5,000 metric tonnes of ISCC-certified bioethanol.
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Supertanker With 2 Million Barrels Of Oil Explodes After Hitting Naval Mine In Hormuz
A supertanker loaded with around two million barrels of crude oil struck a naval mine while sailing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Taiwan Expels 16 Chinese Ships Engaged In Maritime Harassment Operations In Multi-Front Standoff
Taiwan’s Coast Guard said that it intercepted and drove away 16 Chinese ships involved in ‘maritime harassment’ activities around Taiwan.
