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Russia Launches Four Cruise Missiles At Zmiinyi Island In The Black Sea Zmiinyi (Snake) Island, the location of the famous “Russian warships, damn it” commercial, was attacked by four Kh-22 cruise missiles launched by Russian forces. In the early morning hours of August 24, Russian Tu-22M3 long-range bombers attacked the area near Zmiiyni (Snake) Island […]
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They found the last body of the sunken luxury yacht in Sicily, and the six missing passengers had died. The Italian rescue team found the body of the latest victim near the luxury yacht that sank off the coast of Sicily, confirming that all six passengers are dead. Thus, the search and rescue operation ended
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China’s Largest Ports Are Preparing To Create Green Transport Corridors The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) has released a new report revealing the potential for creating green transport corridors along China’s coastal routes. The study explored the feasibility of supplying ships with renewable energy. Such as ammonia, hydrogen, methanol, or batteries, without refueling during
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Three tankers sanctioned by Britain for transporting Russian oil fly the flag of a country in London. Industry data show Galaxy, Liberty, and Regal have been shipping oil to Moscow this year. Also, have switched to sailing under the flag of Barbados, one of the world’s most popular ship registries. The Barbados Shipping Registry is
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Cadeler, the world’s largest operator of offshore wind installation, operations, and maintenance services, has delivered the innovative P-class installation vessel Wind Peak. The vessel, built at the COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry shipyard in Qidong, China, was honored at a naming ceremony and is now ready for commercial operations. Peak Wind represents a new era in
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A Greek-flagged tanker was abandoned in the Red Sea on Wednesday after multiple attacks sparked a fire and it lost power, the British maritime agency said. The Greek Ministry of Transport and the UK Maritime Trade Operations Office (UKMTO) reported that the vessel was first attacked by two small boats. On Wednesday morning, it was
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Cleaning operations intensified after the MV Ultra Galaxy cargo hold was further engaged in adverse meteorological conditions. The unstable climate off the west coast of Africa has led to the recall of the MV Ultra Galaxy cargo hold, which has been and will begin to be recalled. Oil turnover is critical to oil production under
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An Egyptian cargo ship has been detained at Paradip Port in India over outstanding debt to a German company. The Egyptian vessel MV Wadi Albostan has been detained at Paradip Port in Odisha on the order of the Odisha High Court. The arrest was carried out on August 14, 2024, arising from a legal dispute
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A Chinese Type 071 amphibious transport dock ship equipped with a newly installed laser-directed energy weapon system has been spotted after a recent refit. The result points to China’s growing interest in laser weapons, similar to global developments by other countries, especially the United States. In a photo circulating on social media, the laser weapon
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A Container Ship Lost Nearly 100 Containers In A Severe Storm Near South Africa On 15 August 2024, the CMA CGM Belem, a 13,000 TEU container ship, lost 99 containers in a severe storm off the east coast of South Africa. This is the second incident in a month where CMA CGM has lost containers
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