Tag #Maritime Security

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Russian Cargo Ship Sinks in Mediterranean; Owner Alleges Terrorism

The Ursa Major, a 142-meter Russian cargo ship under US sanctions, sank in the Mediterranean Sea after three explosions, leaving two crew members missing; its owner alleges an act of terrorism.

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EU Extends Counter-Piracy Operation Atalanta Until 2027

The European Union extended Operation Atalanta, its counter-piracy mission in the Indian Ocean, for two more years until February 28, 2027, due to increased pirate activity and maintaining maritime security, with Spain playing a key role by hosting the headquarters and continuously deploying frigate...

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Chinese Fishing Vessel Hijacked off Somali Coast

On Friday, authorities reported the hijacking of a Chinese-owned fishing vessel with 18 crew members off Somalia's northeastern coast; the hijackers included the ship's security guards and local armed men, and the incident is classified as armed robbery at sea.

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Philippine-China South China Sea Confrontation

Philippine and Chinese vessels clashed in the South China Sea on Wednesday, with China accusing the Philippines of intruding into its waters near Scarborough Shoal, while the Philippines alleges China used a water cannon and sideswiped its coast guard boat; this incident highlights the ongoing dispu...

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Houthi Threats to Dutch Ships

Houthi rebels threaten Dutch ships that visited the Israeli port of Haifa, escalating tensions in the region.

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Somali Pirates Demand $10 Million Ransom for Chinese Fishing Vessel

Pirates hijacked a Chinese fishing vessel with 18 crew members off the coast of Somalia in late November, demanding a $10 million ransom; the incident highlights persistent maritime security challenges and the complex factors contributing to the resurgence of piracy in the region.

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US Investigates Spain Over Alleged Blocking of Arms Shipments to Israel

The U.S. is investigating Spain for allegedly denying port entry to at least three cargo vessels potentially carrying U.S. weapons to Israel, actions which could result in millions of dollars in fines for Spain, potentially straining U.S.-Spain relations within NATO.

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China Convenes Gulf of Guinea Naval Seminar to Boost Maritime Security

China hosted a two-day seminar in Shanghai for 18 Gulf of Guinea nations to improve maritime security, focusing on cooperation between Chinese and African navies to address regional challenges and enhance global stability.

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German Police Partner with DLR to Protect Underwater Infrastructure

The German Federal Police and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) are collaborating to use autonomous underwater vehicles and other technologies to protect critical underwater infrastructure.

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