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Swedish Navy Identifies Vessels In Area Suspected Of Underwater Cable Sabotage Investigators collect evidence at two locations in the Baltic Sea region while the Danish Navy tracks the Chinese cargo ship. The Swedish Navy said it has a “roughly 100%” picture of vessels at suspected submarine cable sabotage sites in the Baltic Sea. In contrast, […]
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Pakistan Sends First Direct Cargo To Bangladesh For the first time, a cargo ship from Pakistan has docked directly at the Chittagong port in Bangladesh, establishing a historic maritime link between the two countries. The “Yuanxianfazhong” arrived on November 13, carrying raw materials for Bangladesh’s textile and ceramic industries. Previously, trade between the two countries
The U.S. Navy Operates Its Newest Littoral Combat Ship, The Uss Nantucket The Navy’s newest ship has been commissioned alongside the fleet’s oldest ship. The U.S. Navy has welcomed another littoral combat ship to its ranks. The Freedom-class littoral combat ship USS Nantucket was commissioned on Saturday, November 16, at the Charlestown Naval Shipyard in
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Putin Lowers Threshold For Using Nuclear Arsenal After Biden Decision To Arm Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday formally lowered Russia’s threshold for using nuclear weapons after U.S. President Joe Biden decided to allow Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia using long-range missiles provided by the United States. The new doctrine allows Moscow to
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Maersk Halifax makes history as the first large container ship to switch to methanol fuel. Maersk Halifax announced on Monday that it has become the first large container ship to switch to methanol fuel after the vessel was built in 2017. The comprehensive conversion was completed in 88 days at the Xinya Shipyard in Zhoushan,
Boeing Expects Air Cargo Volumes To Double In 20 Years Air cargo volumes are expected to grow 4% annually over the next 20 years, Boeing said in its Global Air Cargo Outlook. With a strong air cargo market exceeding pre-pandemic levels, Boeing expects continued growth in the long term. Air cargo volumes will grow 4%
Tianzhou – 8 Cargo Spacecraft Launches To Space Station The Tianzhou-8 robotic cargo ship was launched from Hainan province on Friday night, becoming the latest spacecraft to visit China’s Tiangong space station this year. According to the China Manned Space Engineering Administration, the Long March-7 carrier rocket lifted off from the launch service tower at
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China’s Aircraft Carriers Have a Big “Bubble” Advantage Over the U.S. Navy The People’s Liberation Army Navy is rapidly expanding its aircraft carrier fleet, with three aircraft carriers already in service and a fourth under construction. Unlike the U.S. Navy, Chinese aircraft carriers do not form the core of its maritime strategy. What you need
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Biofuel Launch Technology Is Used To Protect The Hull How can we prevent the carrying of marine life? Creative answers to solve this problem, such as chemistry. What will the carrier take care of if the kinetic pot is colonized? Considering these vessels’ huge size, you may think that there is no. “However, Axel Rosenha
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ONE and Seaspan Launch New Technical Ship Management Company, OneSea Solutions Ocean Network Express (one) and Seaspan Corporation (Seaspan) announced the creation of OSEA SOLUTIONS, a joint company aiming to transform ship technology management and develop marine talents. OSEA’s headquarters in a Singapore-style maritime center will provide technical services for ONE container ship and will
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