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livemint.comfinance2 hrs ago
Iran-Linked LPG Tankers Alter Course Near U.S. Naval Blockade
Two sanctioned Iran-linked LPG carriers changed course or reversed direction in the Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea after passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Vessel-tracking data showed the movements hours after the United States reinstated a naval blockade aimed at halting Irania…
vanguardngr.comfinance1 day ago
IMO advises ships to avoid Strait of Hormuz after US strikes on Iran and Iranian retaliation
The International Maritime Organization on Wednesday advised against transits through the Strait of Hormuz. US Central Command completed strikes on Iranian targets while Tehran launched retaliatory attacks and continued disrupting some traffic.
world1 day ago
Bulk Carrier LUNI Splits and Partially Sinks Near Bandar Abbas
The Turkish-managed vessel split in half after a collision north of Qeshm Island. All crew evacuated safely and Iranian authorities confirmed the sinking.
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news.sky.comworld2 days ago
National Lottery Heritage Fund awards £3 million for historic vessel conservation
The National Lottery Heritage Fund is providing £3 million to protect historic vessels and maritime heritage in Scotland and nationwide. Grants will support restorations, training, and sector initiatives, GB News reported.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics2 days ago
Trial of Former Cargo Ship Captain John Merrone Scheduled to Begin Wednesday in Brooklyn
Opening statements begin Wednesday in the case of John Merrone, former captain of the Liberty Glory. He faces aggravated sexual abuse charges over a 2019 incident aboard the vessel.
Yonhapworld3 days ago
Princess Anne Visits HD Hyundai Shipyard in Ulsan on Three-Day South Korea Trip
Britain's Princess Anne toured HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Co.'s facility in Ulsan on July 14 to review shipbuilding capabilities. The visit formed part of a three-day trip with her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
New York Postworld3 days ago
Crew Member Dies After Going Overboard From Regal Princess Off Cancún
A crew member on the Regal Princess cruise ship fell overboard near Cancún and was found dead Monday. The ship, which left Fort Lauderdale on Saturday, continued its voyage after the incident.
opindia.comworld3 days ago
China Defends Panama Ship Inspections as Routine Safety Checks
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian on Monday rejected US and Panamanian accusations that Beijing is weaponising shipping inspections. He cited data showing Panama-flagged vessels accounted for about half of accidents in Chinese waters from January to July despite represe…
uctoday.comfinance5 days ago
Qatar Orders All Maritime Vessels to Suspend Sailing in Its Waters
Qatar's Ministry of Transport directed every type of vessel to stop operations until further notice. The order follows attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and recent U.S. strikes on Iranian targets.
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nypost.comworld5 days ago
Iranian, Qatari and possibly Pakistani officials meet in Oman to discuss Strait of Hormuz transit framework
Iranian, Qatari and possibly Pakistani decision-makers gathered in Muscat on July 11 to discuss a transit framework for the Strait of Hormuz. Omani officials seek to open the Median Transit Lane for free commercial traffic.
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azernews.azfinance9 days ago
Maritime Incident Reported in Red Sea Region
A vessel involved in an incident in the Red Sea area sustained no casualties or environmental damage, according to reports. The vessel is continuing toward its next port of call.
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world12 days ago
Qatar Lifts Maritime Suspension After One-Week Pause
Qatar’s Transport Ministry announced Sunday that all maritime navigation can resume immediately. The decision reverses a June 29 advisory that had halted sailing and fishing vessels while leaving commercial shipping unaffected.
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dohanews.cofinance12 days ago
US-Iran Doha Talks End Without Agreement on Frozen Funds or Demining Steps
Negotiations between Iran and the United States in Doha this week concluded without a deal on releasing frozen funds. Iran has not started demining the Strait of Hormuz and maintains threats against unauthorized ship departures.
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theiranproject.compolitics12 days ago
Iran to Charge Service Fees for Ships in Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s ambassador to China said Saturday that service fees will apply to vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz but will not constitute a toll. An initial deal with the United States had required free passage for 60 days after last month’s agreement.
kpbs.orgworld13 days agoUpdated
Over 100 Tall Ships Gather in New York Harbor for U.S. 250th Anniversary
A flotilla of more than 100 tall ships and navy vessels from around the world arrived in New York Harbor on Saturday. Organizers described the event as the largest international maritime gathering in modern U.S. history.
world15 days ago
Container Ship Runs Aground in Strait of Hormuz
A container ship left its approved route and ran aground in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials had previously warned vessels to remain south of Larak Island.
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thehindu.compolitics15 days ago
US and Iran Agree to Weeklong De-escalation and 60-Day Fee-Free Passage in Strait of Hormuz
The United States and Iran reached a weeklong de-escalation agreement in the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday. The pause supports indirect technical talks in Qatar while both sides maintain conflicting positions on waterway control and fees.
news.sky.comfinance15 days agoUpdated
Foreign Container Ship Runs Aground in Strait of Hormuz; 34 Vessels Cross Same Day
A foreign container ship grounded early Wednesday after leaving Iran's designated shipping corridor in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian authorities had issued prior warnings against unauthorized routes. The strait recorded 34 crossings on June 30 with traffic continuing.
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thehindu.combusiness22 days ago
Vessels Transit Strait of Hormuz Under New UN Evacuation Framework
Several commercial ships have begun crossing the Strait of Hormuz under a United Nations shipping agency plan. US Energy Secretary Wright reported 72 vessels exited in the prior 24 hours.
theiranproject.comfinance23 days ago
IMO Begins Evacuating 11,000 Seafarers Stranded in Gulf After U.S.-Israel Attack on Iran
The International Maritime Organization on Tuesday started implementing a plan to evacuate more than 11,000 seafarers aboard 500 to 600 ships stranded in the Persian Gulf. The operation follows a U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding to reopen the strait after months of conflict.
thehindu.comworld25 days ago
Ships Near UAE Exchange Empty Oil Drums for Fresh Food from Small Boats
Crews on large vessels in waters near the United Arab Emirates release empty oil drums into the sea. The drums are collected by small boats in exchange for fruit, vegetables, and seafood under a barter arrangement. Some drums are dropped for later pickup when small boats lack cap…
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naturalnews.compolitics25 days ago
Iran Keeps Strait of Hormuz Closed While US-Iran Talks Begin in Switzerland
Iran maintained the closure of the Strait of Hormuz on June 21 despite the start of US-Iran talks in Switzerland. Thousands of sailors remain stranded on ships inside the waterway.
The Independentscience26 days ago
China Announces Routine Maritime Surveys East of Taiwan
China's Ministry of Natural Resources said it will conduct regular surveys in waters east of Taiwan. The move follows recent vessel activity near the Pratas Islands and defense talks between Japan and the Philippines.
middleeasteye.netfinance27 days ago
Strait of Hormuz sees 25 crossings and no new attacks on 18 June
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increased to 25 crossings on 18 June. Five sanctioned vessels were recorded and no new attacks have been confirmed since 10 May.
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warontherocks.comworld29 days agoUpdated
UK Maritime Trade Operations Center Issues Advisory After Vessel Attack Near Aden
Two armed skiffs approached a vessel 105 nautical miles northeast of Aden, Yemen. The vessel's security team returned fire, and the skiffs disengaged.
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news.google.compolitics29 days ago
Russian vessels approach British pleasure craft in English Channel
Russian-linked vessels have approached recreational boats in the English Channel. British military presence in the area remains limited according to reports.
theprint.inworld30 days ago
Nearly 18,000 Indian Mariners Remain Trapped in Persian Gulf Region
India's commercial shipping ministry reports more than 18,000 sailors stuck across the Persian Gulf as a U.S.-Iran deal is set to be signed Friday. About 600 vessels remain trapped, according to Kpler.
ukdefencejournal.org.ukworld30 days agoUpdated
Russian frigate fires warning shots after UK yacht closes to 150 meters without responding to radio calls
A Russian Navy frigate fired warning shots near a UK-registered yacht roughly 20 nautical miles south of the Isle of Wight on Tuesday. The Ministry of Defence is investigating the incident.
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Substrate placeholder — needs reviewfinance31 days ago
US-Sanctioned Tanker Crosses Navy Line and Begins Loading Iranian Crude
A sanctioned supertanker entered the blockade zone and began loading Iranian crude. Three other VLCCs left Chabahar with unknown destinations.
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thehindu.comworld31 days ago
IMO Reports 500 Ships Remain in Strait of Hormuz as Evacuation Plans Advance
The International Maritime Organization says roughly 500 vessels are still inside the strait despite formal reopening. Plans are underway to coordinate their evacuation and clear sea mines.
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order-order.comworld33 days ago
Britain Boards and Detains Sanctioned Tanker Smyrtos in English Channel
British forces boarded the vessel on June 14, 2026, marking the first UK-led operation against a ship suspected of belonging to Russia's shadow fleet.
focustaiwan.twworld36 days ago
Panamanian and Barbadian Vessels Damaged by Attack in Black Sea
A Panamanian ports authority reported that one Panamanian and one Barbadian vessel sustained damage from an attack while in Ukrainian waters.
finance.yahoo.comworld36 days ago
US Strikes Non-Compliant Iranian Oil Tanker Off Oman, Killing Three Indian Sailors
An American aircraft disabled the Palau-flagged Settebello in the Gulf of Oman after its crew ignored repeated instructions. Three Indian sailors died and three others remain missing.
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japantimes.co.jpworld37 days ago
Philippines to Hold Maritime Border Talks With Japan Despite Chinese Objections
Manila’s foreign affairs secretary said the Philippines will proceed with delimitation talks despite Beijing’s response to the Japan-Philippines agreement.
thebalitimes.comworld37 days ago
Chinese Tourist Survives Seven Days Adrift in Qiongzhou Strait After Falling From Hainan Cliff
A 39-year-old man spent six nights and seven days in the sea after falling from a clifftop on Hainan island. Fishermen found him 10 kilometres offshore and took him to hospital.
thehindu.comworld40 days ago
Chinese Coast Guard Vessel Enters Taiwan-Controlled Waters Near Pratas Islands, Prompting Radio Challenge
Taiwan’s patrol ship ordered the vessel to leave after it ignored warnings and crossed into the zone. The incident marks the fifth reported Chinese Coast Guard entry near the islands this year.
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focustaiwan.twworld44 days ago
750 Ships Transit Strait of Hormuz Since Ceasefire as ~20,000 Seafarers Remain Stranded Amid US Sanctions and Iranian Tolls
Ships carrying cargo have been unable to exit the Gulf since Iran closed the strait in late February. Crews report rising supply costs and continued military activity despite the April ceasefire.
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Gaza-bound Aid Vessel Handala II Departs Sweden Weeks After Israeli Interception of Similar Ship
The Handala II left Sweden carrying humanitarian supplies for Palestinians. The voyage follows an earlier interception of a similar aid ship by Israeli forces.
finance46 days ago
Transportation Department Seeks Industry Input on Nuclear-Powered Cargo Ships
The Maritime Administration issued a request for information on May 7 to explore small modular reactors for commercial shipping. The agency is working with other federal offices on regulatory and infrastructure requirements.
thehindubusinessline.comworld46 days ago
Iranian Vessel Named IRGC Toll Collect Positioned in Strait of Hormuz
@MarioNawfal reported that an Iranian vessel named IRGC Toll Collect has entered the Strait of Hormuz. MarineTraffic data places the ship in the waterway that carries 21 percent of global oil. Tehran has discussed charging vessels $2 million per transit.
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citizen.co.zaworld47 days ago
Iran Unveils Fast Attack Boat Capable of Launching Cruise Missiles
Iran introduced a new naval vessel reported to reach 100 knots and carry long-range cruise missiles. The announcement came amid ongoing U.S.-Iran discussions over a possible ceasefire extension and sanctions relief.
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citizen.co.zafinance50 days ago
Sanctioned Russian Tanker Turns South After Failing to Reach Cuba
A Russian-flagged tanker carrying 270,000 barrels of diesel fuel has changed course toward Brazil after weeks of drifting northeast of Cuba. The vessel remains under U.S. and EU sanctions.
koreaherald.comfinance53 days ago
Omani and Iranian Officials Discuss Navigation Rules in Strait of Hormuz
Omani and Iranian officials met to discuss navigation rules through the Strait of Hormuz under international law. The talks were reported by Omani state media.
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news.google.compolitics55 days ago
U.S. Justice Department Indicts Chinese Container Firms for Price Fixing
The U.S. Department of Justice indicted four Chinese container manufacturers and seven executives on May 19 for alleged price fixing and output restrictions. The companies control about 87 percent of global dry shipping container production.
nbcnews.comworld55 days ago
Iran Publishes New Map Asserting Control Over Strait of Hormuz
Iran released a new map on Wednesday claiming authority over the Strait of Hormuz. The publication comes as more than 20,000 sailors remain on approximately 2,000 vessels in the Gulf.
france24.comfinance56 days ago
Small Vessels Dock at Kharg Island Oil Terminal After Several Days
Two small vessels have docked at the T-Jetty oil terminal on Iran's Kharg Island, marking the first such activity in several days. The development follows a period of reduced maritime traffic at the facility.
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thehindubusinessline.comfinance59 days ago
Iran Loads Crude Oil at Jask Terminal Instead of Kharg Island
Satellite images show Iran loading crude oil into a tanker at the Jask terminal on May 18. The activity occurs outside the Strait of Hormuz but inside the U.S. Navy blockade line.
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nypost.comworld69 days ago
20,000 US Sailors Maintain Presence in Persian Gulf Amid Drone Threats and Supply Constraints
Some 20,000 sailors remain stuck in the Persian Gulf, which has become a vast nautical prison. Crews spend their days dodging drones, rationing food and playing mahjong, according to reporting that details the unusual conditions facing the mariners.
japantimes.co.jpworld72 days agoUpdated
MV Hondius Arrives in Canary Islands
The MV Hondius is scheduled to move to the Canary Islands, with an expected arrival in up to four days. The specific port has not yet been selected. The move will facilitate examination, treatment, and transfer of passengers and crew to their respective countries.
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info.gov.hkworld87 days ago
International Maritime Organization Develops Evacuation Plan for Ships Stuck in Persian Gulf
The International Maritime Organization is developing a plan to evacuate hundreds of ships currently stuck in the Persian Gulf. This effort addresses recent disruptions in the region. Officials aim to ensure safe passage for the affected vessels.
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thepointsguy.comworld90 days ago
Cruise Ship Crosses Strait of Hormuz for First Time Since War Began
The Celestyal Discovery became the first passenger vessel to navigate the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the war, according to reports. The ship had been docked in Dubai for 47 days before departing without passengers for a test run to Muscat. Shipping companies are experien…
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