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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Hormuz Deadlock: Iran and Oman to Launch Joint Shipping Lane
Tehran and Muscat agree on a temporary corridor to clear mines and restart traffic in the world’s most critical.
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US Navy’s Longest Carrier Deployment Ends in Thailand—After 270 Days at Sea
The USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in eastern Thailand for crew rest.
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$20m to Ship Oil Through Hormuz: Why Traders Still Profit Amid War
TotalEnergies CEO reveals VLCCs now pay $20m round-trip through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Missiles vs Merchant Ships: Can BMP MS Keep Seafarers Safe?
Four seafarers killed in August as BMP MS faces its toughest test yet in the Red Sea and Gulf
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Black Sea Drone Strikes Kill Turkish Cook After Second Ship Attack
A Turkish seafarer died after the rescue vessel carrying him was hit by a drone near Novorossiysk.
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Strait of Hormuz Hit: $800k-a-Day Tankers Now Disabled in War Zone
A projectile strike disabled an oil tanker near Oman, adding to 68 attacks in six months.
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90 seafarers held hostage as Gulf of Aden piracy surges back
Six vessels now hijacked in the region, with crews facing severe shortages of food and medical supplies.
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Houthi Missile Strike Sets Saudi Oil Tanker Ablaze 63 Miles Off Yanbu
Houthi ballistic missile ignites fire on Bahri-operated Amzan as Red Sea blockade tightens, forcing ships to reroute.
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Iran Threatens Ships With Seizure in Hormuz—What Changes for Global Oil
Tehran warns of fines, detention, or confiscation for vessels violating new transit protocols in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Houthi Missile Slams Saudi VLCC as Red Sea Exports Plunge by a Third
The 320,926 dwt Amzan was hit 63 nautical miles off Yanbu, cutting Saudi Arabia’s northern Red Sea crude exports by at.
