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China’s Hydrogen-Powered Inland Container Ship Launched The hull of the inland container ship was launched this week, and the hydrogen power system and control devices will be installed in 2025. On December 18, my country’s first hydrogen-powered large inland container ship was launched. The ship, named “Dongfang Qinggang,” will have the largest hydrogen fuel cell […]
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Philippine Coast Guard Extinguishes Fire On A Dredger In Manila Bay The Philippine Coast Guard released details of the incident and its quick response, adding that the fire was extinguished by 4:30 p.m. local time. The fire was reported Thursday afternoon, following which the Manila Coast Guard dispatched two patrol vessels, BRP Sindangan, and BRP
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Swedish Police Board Chinese Ship To Monitor Cables For Investigation Chinese authorities call on Swedish officials to monitor the investigation into the possible cutting of two monitor cables by Chinese ships in the Baltic Sea. Sweden insists it has not made “any accusations” against Beijing. Swedish police were invited aboard a Chinese ship in the
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A Storm Destroyed Two Tankers In The Kerch Strait, And The Black Sea Coast Was Flooded With Oil A severe storm destroyed two old tankers, causing a massive oil spill along the Russian Black Sea coast. The oil covered more than 60 kilometers of coast between Temryuk and Anapa. The disaster began when the Russian
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Pirates demand a $10 million ransom to release a Chinese fishing boat and its 18 crew members. Pirates who hijacked a Chinese fishing boat with 18 crew members on board in Somali waters last November demanded a $10 million ransom in exchange for the release of the vessel and crew, Somali officials said. The pirates
Pakistan Navy Commissions Deep Sea Patrol Vessel PNS Yamama In Romania The Pakistan Navy has commissioned the offshore patrol vessel (OPV) PNS Yamama in the port of Constanta, Romania. According to a press release issued by the Directorate General of Public Relations of Pakistan Navy on Wednesday, Vice Admiral Muhammad Faisal Abbasi attended the ceremony
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Third Tanker Sends Distress Signal After Oil Spill Off Russia’s Black Sea Coast Two oil tankers badly damaged by weekend storms have emerged within “tens of kilometers” of Russia’s Black Sea coast, a regional official said Tuesday and state media said a third tanker is now in trouble. TASS said that the third tanker sent
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Tom Cruise Honours US Navy’s Highest Civilian Award PA Media representative Tom Cruise receives US Navy’s Distinguished Public Service Award from USPA Media. Tom Cruise has received the US Navy’s highest civilian award for his “outstanding contributions” to the military through his on-screen roles. Cruise’s starring role in the 1986 film “Top Gun” made him
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Norway Expels A Russian Fishing Vessel For Security Reasons Norway has expelled a Russian fishing vessel that overstayed its stay at the port of Batsfjord. The decision was made at the King’s Council on December 6, with MPs citing security reasons. The 39-meter Azurite has been docked at Batsfjord since May, but the reason for
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A big Chinese navy exercise leaves Taiwan and US struggling for response Last week, Taiwan was preparing for Chinese navy exercises to “punish” its president, Lai Ching-te, for his overseas trips, which included two brief visits to the United States. Beijing saw it as another show of force in response to the Taiwanese leader’s assertion