India Demands Iran Secure Strait of Hormuz as 20% of Global Oil Hangs
Indian PM Narendra Modi presses Tehran to protect navigation.
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Taiwan Fires Water Cannon at Chinese Boat: 90-Second Standoff
Taiwanese patrol boat Yunlin targeted the Jin Sha after it ignored three radio warnings near Dongsha Island.
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Six Tankers Hit in a Week: Is Hormuz the New War Zone for Oil?
Two more strikes in the Strait of Hormuz bring weekly attacks to six, as US-Iran tensions escalate
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150 Ships Stranded: Russia’s Baltic Ports Face Unprecedented Gridlock
A 30-mile vessel queue stretches across the Gulf of Finland as Russia’s Baltic ports buckle under sanctions and war.
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Hormuz Under Fire: Three Tankers Hit as US-Iran War Escalates
Three vessels, including a crude oil tanker, struck by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, UKMTO reports.
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Mediterranean Tragedy: 28 Rescued, 6 Missing as Migrant Boat
Two bodies recovered and six people missing after a migrant vessel capsized near the Gulf of Gabes, Sea-Watch reports.
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Turkey’s TAYFUN Block 3: The Ballistic Missile That Can Strike Moving Ships
Turkey begins serial production of its TAYFUN Block 3 missile, designed to hit moving ships.
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Gulf Oil Exports Hit 98% of Prewar Levels—But at What Cost?
Gulf states now export 16.5 million barrels per day despite Iran’s blockade and attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Iran’s Tanker Strikes Surge as Oil Flows Defy Strait of Hormuz Threats
Three tankers hit in 24 hours as crude shipments through the chokepoint reach 16.5 million barrels per day
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UN Launches Shipping Security Coalition as Piracy Surges 17% in a Year
India and Liberia lead a 27-nation UN group to counter rising attacks on merchant vessels and seafarers.
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300 Days at War: USS Frank E. Petersen’s Record-Breaking Return to Hawaii
The Arleigh Burke-class destroyer covered 85,000 nautical miles and warded off over 100 Iranian missiles during its.
