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North Korea claims to have successfully repaired and relaunched into the water its damaged destroyer

Kim Jong-Un · North Korea

North Korea claims to have successfully repaired and relaunched into the water its damaged destroyer

62% Center coverage: 89 sources

Finland completes probe into Baltic Sea cable damage, suspects tanker crew

European Politics · Finland

Finland completes probe into Baltic Sea cable damage, suspects tanker crew

47% Center coverage: 21 sources

Global freight ships set defensive plans for Israel-Iran conflict, Strait of Hormuz risks

Business · Iran

Global freight ships set defensive plans for Israel-Iran conflict, Strait of Hormuz risks

42% Left coverage: 19 sources

Commercial traffic including critical global oil trade continues to flow through the Strait of Hormuz after Israel’s attack on Iran, but maritime shipping experts say there will be ongoing risk that safety measures taken by ship owners act as a de facto Strait of Hormuz slow down, if not outright closure. See the Story

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US Suspends Licenses to Ship Nuclear Plant Parts to China, Sources Say

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US Suspends Licenses to Ship Nuclear Plant Parts to China, Sources Say

Indian Navy Carries Out Successful Aerial Insertion of Salvage Team on Distressed Vessel MV Wan Hai 503

80% Right coverage: 5 sources

The Indian Navy undertook aFire · India See the Story

Indian authorities attempt to tow container ship on fire with dangerous cargo off southern coast

43% Center coverage: 16 sources

Firefighters · India See the Story

WWI Shipwreck Survey to Help Tackle Threats of Environmental Time Bomb

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A team of experts is planning to carry out a detailed survey of a British World War I warship sitting at the bottom of the sea, hoping that it can serve as a blueprint for tackling the environmental time bombs of wartime shipwrecks. The team from Britain’s Ministry of Defense Salvage and Maritime Operations (SALMO) and Waves Group intends to study the wreck of HMS Cassandra which is lying in just 20 meters of water in the Baltic Sea, off the Est…World War I · Estonia See the Story

Adani Port Handles India's Highest-Ever Monthly Dry Cargo Volume In May

Port officials said this achievement was made possible by its robust infrastructure and efficient operations that keep cargo moving smoothly.LinkedIn · Andhra Pradesh See the Story

Longest Submarine in Service with the U.S Navy

The Ohio-class submarine is the longest in service with the U.S Navy and stands as a pillar of the country’s naval capabilities.Groton, Connecticut · Groton Read Article

NTSB: Aging Vessel Lost Due to Lack of Fundamental Watertight Integrity

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The National Transportation Safety Board is pointing out some of the fundamentals of vessel operations along with the dangers of aging vessels in its latest report. The report shows that an 80-year-old Navy surplus vessel being used to support Alaska’s fishing industry was lost due to flooding possibly caused by maintenance issues and the captain and mate’s decision to leave watertight doors open while they were underway. The vessel named Cape D…Floods · Kodiak See the Story

World’s First Wind-Assisted LR2 Tanker Named At Chinese Shipyard

Engineers used laser positioning and high-precision mechanisms to ensure the three large sails could raise and lower smoothly.Shanghai, China · Shanghai Read Article

Sens. King, Collins urge Coast Guard to delay removal of some navigational buoys

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Coast Guard has proposed removing dozens of navigational buoys from Maine waters in an effort to modernize.US Coast Guard · United States See the Story

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