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Pirates Hijack Bulker Off Yemen in the 25th Recorded Incident of 2026 (opens the original)
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Reports are coming in of a new vessel hijacking that happened earlier today, September 10, south of Yemen. The monitoring authorities issued alerts about a bulker that was approached and appeared to have been boarded while assets assigned to the EU operation Atalanta were investigating the situation. UK Maritime Trade Operations received a report of the vessel being approached while it was approximately 98 nautical miles southwest of Al Mukalia, Yemen. The Maritime Security Centre Indian Ocean (
Report: Russia Develops Untraceable Method to Disable Subsea Cables (opens the original)
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A joint NATO military operation has uncovered evidence of a new sabotage method developed by Russia's top-secret subsea warfare institute for sabotaging fiber-optic cables on the seabed - a method that reportedly leaves no trace. A defining characteristic of Russian "hybrid warfare" is difficulty of attribution, creating threat and menace while preserving ambiguity, and a means of disabling cable communications without leaving any sign would be a significant leap ahead - far less attributable th
Fire on Chinese Car Carrier Appears to Flare Up After a Month (opens the original)
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Officials in Panama are reporting that they are monitoring the salvage efforts on the Chinese car carrier Min Jiang Kou as a hot spot was detected more than a month after an engine room fire disabled the vessel. Images on Panama TV appear to show smoke billowing from the stern of the car carrier, with tugs working to cool the vessel. The Panama Maritime Authority had granted permission for the salvage operation to tow the vessel into a position offshore. The plan was to further stabilize the ves
Photos: Deconstruction of MSC Baltic III Wreck Nears Halfway Point (opens the original)
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The Canadian Coast Guard reports that the team from Resolve Marine continues to make good progress on the removal of the wreck of the MSC Baltic III. The 33,767-dwt vessel blacked out and was driven ashore in Newfoundland during a storm in February 2025. Approximately 40 percent of the vessel’s tonnage has now been removed and sent to a recycling facility. The Coast Guard says that 4,200 tonnes have been removed, with pictures showing the deconstruction proceeding down from the vessel’s structur
China’s President Demands Action After Shipyard Fire Kills 25 Workers (opens the original)
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A large fire broke out on a dry bulk carrier undergoing repairs in a Chinese shipyard, resulting in the death of 25 workers and injuring five others who were taken to a hospital. The fire, which is being reported as one of China’s worst industrial incidents, drew the personal attention of President Xi Jinping, who called for an investigation to hold those responsible for the deaths accountable. Chinese state media reported the fire started at approximately 11:15 a.m. local time on September 10 a
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