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The Nigerian Navy officially transitioned from Operation DELTA SANITY II to a new phase known as Operation DELTA SENTINEL, following...
Nine sailors were abducted after armed pirates boarded a Gabonese-flagged fishing trawler in Gabonese waters during the early hours of...
A joint emergency operation between Malaysia and Vietnam successfully rescued 15 crew members from the cargo ship Kayo after it...
· Panama-flagged Vessel Towed to Safety After Engine Failure in Çanakkale Strait The container ship Orita suffered an engine failure while...
Pirates Kidnap Nine Crew Members from LPG Tanker off Equatorial Guinea Nine crew members from the Portuguese-flagged LPG tanker CGAS...
Officer Lee Tae Young, a first mate from the Republic of Korea, has been awarded the IMO Award for Exceptional...
Cargo Ship “Balakhna” Runs Aground in Russia's Volga–Don Canal On 26th November, the general cargo vessel Balakhna ran aground at...
The newly-appointed Flag Officer Commanding (FOC) Central Naval Command (CNC), Rear Adm. Suleiman Ibrahim, has called for closer collaboration among...
A growing number of maritime suppliers are being flagged for cyber vulnerabilities as shipowners tighten supply-chain due diligence and demand...
Iran has released the crude oil tanker Talara after detaining it on suspicion of illegally smuggling petrochemicals. All 21 crew...
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