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Kongsberg Maritime Secures Waterjet Contract for Indian Navy Missile Vessel
[By: Kongsberg Maritime] Kongsberg Maritime has signed a landmark contract to supply 18 large Kamewa waterjets for the Indian Navy...
Video: Marines Carry Out Their First Boat-to-Boat Drone Strike
Much like Ukraine's front-line units, U.S. Marine Corps specialists are learning to build and deploy their own attack drones with...
Iran Confirms Two-Week Ceasefire and a Limited Opening of Strait of Hormuz
Iran has confirmed that it plans to allow marine traffic to pass through the Strait of Hormuz during a two-week ceasefire with the...
CK Hutchison Files Arbitral Claim Against Maersk Over Panama Terminals
CK Hutchison, the Hong Kong-based ports giant, has filed an arbitral claim against AP Moller-Maersk. The case expands on an earlie...
UK Destroyer Tasked With Defense of Cyprus Heads to Port for Repairs
The air defense destroyer that the UK dispatched to protect the British base on Cyprus has been delayed for a "minor technical sto...
First-Ever LNG Shore-to-Ship Bunkering Operation at Port Everglades
[By Sawgrass LNG & Power] Sawgrass LNG & Power today announced the successful completion of the first-ever shore-to-ship liquefied...
EcoNavis to Validate and Demonstrate Improved Design for Wind Rotors
Scotland-based EcoNavis Solutions believes it has a technological innovation that can enhance the performance of wind rotors. With...
Russia and China Veto UN Security Council Resolution on Hormuz Security
On Tuesday, Russia and China vetoed a proposed UN Security Council resolution that would have endorsed defenses against Iranian at...
Indian Shipbuilding SDHI Adds First Ammonia-Fueled Vessels to Orderbook
The revitalization of the former Reliance Naval and Engineering shipbuilder as Swan Defence and Heavy Industries (SDHI) continues...
Japan and South Korea Advance Autonomous Navigation
As efforts continue to develop autonomous navigation systems for large commercial ships, both Japan and South Korea are reporting...