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Iran Threatens to Close Off All Oil and Gas Export Routes From Gulf Region
Repeated exchanges of fire with U.S. forces appear to be prompting Iranian leaders to contemplate further escalation. Late Tuesday...
Read More >>Royal Navy Drops a Drone Boat Out of a Plane
As naval forces begin to get used to the idea of unmanned surface vessels and put together a concept of operations for how to use...
Read More >>Trump Drops Hormuz Protection Fee Saying Gulf States Will Invest in US
The United States is resuming its blockade of shipping related to Iran today, July 14, but in a reversal of course, Donald Trump n...
Read More >>Iranian Submarine Force Consigned to History
While the effect had already been almost completely achieved, the U.S. Navy attack on the submarine maintenance facility in the Ba...
Read More >>TOTE Wins U.S. Navy's First Vessel Construction Manager Contract
TOTE Services, which pioneered the idea of a third-party construction manager for U.S. government shipbuilding programs, has won t...
Read More >>The Cost of Abandoning Taiwan
[By Josh Richards and Joseph Hanacek] Foreign policy debates are often framed around a single question: what causes are worth figh...
Read More >>Emiratis Hang On in the Gulf of Aden
Last December, in a sudden reversal of fortune, Emirati-backed forces of the Southern Transitional Council (STC) were forced to ce...
Read More >>USS Abraham Lincoln Sets Record of Over 210 Consecutive Days at Sea
With no end in sight to the conflict in the Middle East, the Nimitz-class carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is now setting a daily recor...
Read More >>Russian Navy Conducts Joint Exercise with Chinese North Sea Fleet
Russian Pacific Fleet ships led by the missile cruiser RFS Varyag have commenced the at-sea phase of Exercise Joint Sea 2026 with...
Read More >>Hormuz Attacks and Counterattacks Mark a Change in Strategy
Readers of The Maritime Executive will not be surprised by the collapse of the 60-day ceasefire during which negotiations between...
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