Tag #Maritime Security

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Estonia Proposes Baltic Sea Tax for Underwater Cable Protection

Estonia proposes a tax on ships using the Baltic Sea to fund repairs and protection of underwater cables after several incidents of damage, possibly caused by Russia, prompting a NATO response and heightened tensions.

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Yemen's Houthis Release Crew of Hijacked Cargo Ship

After 14 months of captivity by Iran-backed Houthi fighters in Yemen, the 25-member crew of the Bahamian-flagged Galaxy Leader cargo ship was released to Omani mediators following a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, significantly impacting global maritime trade.

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Yemen's Houthis Release Crew of Seized Cargo Ship

After months of detention, the Houthi movement in Yemen released the 25-member crew of the Galaxy Leader cargo ship, seized in November 2023, following diplomatic efforts and linked to the Gaza ceasefire; the incident highlights the impact of regional conflict on global maritime trade.

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Houthis Limit Red Sea Attacks to Israeli Vessels, But Warn of Escalation

Yemen's Houthis announced they will limit Red Sea attacks to Israeli-linked ships following a Gaza ceasefire, but warned of broader attacks if tensions rise; this follows over 100 attacks on commercial vessels since October 2023, significantly impacting global shipping.

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Houthi Red Sea Attack Halt Anticipated

Maritime security officials expect Yemen's Houthis to announce a halt to Red Sea ship attacks following the Gaza ceasefire, after over 100 attacks since November 2023 disrupted global shipping, causing companies to reroute around southern Africa.

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NATO Launches "Baltic Sentry" to Protect Baltic Sea Infrastructure

NATO initiated "Baltic Sentry," deploying naval assets to protect critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea after suspected sabotage incidents linked to Russia, including a seized Russian oil tanker suspected of damaging power and telecoms cables.

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Security Incident Reported Near Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura Oil Port

A security incident occurred 86 nautical miles northeast of Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia's largest oil port, on January 24th, 2025, when a ship captain reported a small military vessel using a green laser to try to direct their ship towards Iranian waters; this port handles 90% of Saudi Arabia's hydroca...

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Houthis Release "Galaxy Leader" Crew After Year-Long Hostage Crisis

The Houthis released the crew of the "Galaxy Leader" on January 22, 2025, after over a year of captivity, a move facilitated by Hamas and Oman, impacting global maritime trade and the Suez Canal.

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Houthis Suspend Israel Attacks, Contingent on Gaza Ceasefire

The Houthi movement in Yemen has conditionally suspended attacks on Israel, contingent upon the Gaza ceasefire's full implementation; however, they will continue targeting commercial ships linked to Israel, prompting the US-led coalition 'Prosperity Guardian' to ensure safe passage in the Red Sea.

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Rising Maritime Tensions in 2025

In 2025, global maritime tensions are escalating as countries compete for economic and geopolitical control of sea routes, exemplified by Russia's damage to undersea cables and China's naval expansion, impacting global trade and the environment.

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UN Condemns Houthi Attacks in Red Sea, Demands End to Hostilities

The UN Security Council passed a resolution, largely drafted by Greece and the US, condemning Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping, impacting global trade and calling for an end to hostilities, with 12 votes for, 3 abstentions (China, Russia, Algeria), and emphasizing the need for regional cooperation...

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Russian Oil Tanker Detained in Germany, Highlighting Sanctions Circumvention

The Eventin, a Russian oil tanker with 24 crew members, is detained off Rügen, Germany, due to a customs inspection for potential EU embargo violations, highlighting the challenges of combating Russia's shadow fleet used to circumvent sanctions. The tanker, which suffered a mechanical failure, is su...

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