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Japan, Korea, and Russia Coordinate to Rescue Three North Korean Seafarers (opens the original)
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In a rare example of maritime cooperation among unlikely participants, three North Korean seafarers were rescued from their sinking boat while a search is ongoing for a fourth missing individual. South Korea helped to organize the search, asking for the assistance of Japan and Russia. As with anything involving North Korea, the details are scarce. The reports indicate that a North Korean cargo ship was towing a smaller boat which got into trouble in international waters approximately 65 miles so
Turkish Owner and Crew File War Crimes Complaint Over Ukrainian Ship Attack (opens the original)
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A Turkish shipowner, along with the family of a crewmember who was killed in a Ukrainian attack and the surviving crewmembers, took the unusual step of filing a war crimes complaint. According to Turkey Today, the filing was made in The Hague with the International Criminal Court, an intergovernmental organization established in 2002 to investigate and potentially prosecute war crimes and crimes against humanity. The filing relates to the July 22 attack on the Turkish-flagged bulker Reyhan Sari
Conflict Without Exit: When Work Is Home for Thousands (opens the original)
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Extended U.S. Navy deployments have periodically drawn public attention to what accumulated months at sea can do to a crew. Reporting on one recent deployment — an aircraft carrier at sea for more than eight months with no announced return date — described sailors reaching a breaking point under the sustained strain of the assignment, and a family member who received a single call from the ship's family-support liaison after a serious incident, then heard nothing further from the Navy in the wee
Joint Venture Brings Ukraine's Magura Attack USVs to the United States (opens the original)
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Following the first combat success of an American-operated drone boat earlier this month, the pioneering Ukrainian USV maker Uforce has signed an agreement with American boatyard ReconCraft to start building the well-known Magura attack drone series in the United States. It is the second reported deal to start constructing Ukrainian-inspired designs at American facilities, and is ultimately aimed at securing high-volume U.S. Navy procurement contracts. Under the newly-announced deal, Oregon boat
Floating Data Centers: Uptime is the Product (opens the original)
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Frank Genco, ABS Vice President of Strategic Account Program writes that with the right partners, data center operators will find transitioning their land-based infrastructure to a marine environment delivers safer, more secure and sustainable performance. Every industrial revolution comes with its own infrastructure, which must scale rapidly in order to fuel the innovation and associated disruption that comes in its wake. Data centers are the factories of the AI revolution, and their rapid grow
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