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Chinese Bulker Grounds in Suez Canal Stopping Traffic for Four Hours

Chinese Bulker Grounds in Suez Canal Stopping Traffic for Four Hours

By The Maritime Executive
April 3, 2026
A Chinese bulker briefly disrupted traffic for the southbound convoy of the Suez Canal on April 2 after the vessel experienced a reported “technical failure.” While the incident only lasted four hou...
CMA CGM Vessel Is First Major Carrier Vessel Through Strait of Hormuz

CMA CGM Vessel Is First Major Carrier Vessel Through Strait of Hormuz

By The Maritime Executive
April 3, 2026
Tracking services spotted that a French-owned containership was on the move and successfully made the transit of the Strait of Hormuz starting on April 2. Terms of the transit were unclear and not a...
Competing Strategies Emerge for Opening the Strait of Hormuz

Competing Strategies Emerge for Opening the Strait of Hormuz

By The Maritime Executive
April 3, 2026
  A resumption of international freedom of movement through the Strait of Hormuz is clearly of vital importance to the maritime community. Doing so by force has, for the moment, been largely rul...
Sweden Detains Third Shadow Fleet Vessel in a Month

Sweden Detains Third Shadow Fleet Vessel in a Month

By The Maritime Executive
April 3, 2026
Swedish authorities on Friday morning, April 3, detained a shadow fleet tanker on suspicion that the vessel caused an oil spill in the Swedish EEZ. After identifying the product tanker Flora 1 (50,9...
China's Deep Sea Mining Research May Be Cover for Surveillance

China's Deep Sea Mining Research May Be Cover for Surveillance

By Mongabay
April 2, 2026
  [By Elizabeth Claire Alberts and Kara Fox] A Mongabay and CNN investigation found the eight Chinese state-owned ships that conduct deep-sea mining research in China’s mining areas allocated by...
UN Security Council Expected to Vote Down Use-of-Force Request for Hormuz

UN Security Council Expected to Vote Down Use-of-Force Request for Hormuz

By The Maritime Executive
April 2, 2026
  Three of the permanent members of the UN Security Council have signaled that they do not support a motion to authorize use of force to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, according to the New York Times...
Russia Plans to Send Second Tanker Through U.S. Energy Blockade on Cuba

Russia Plans to Send Second Tanker Through U.S. Energy Blockade on Cuba

By The Maritime Executive
April 2, 2026
  As a Russian tanker unloads in Matanzas, Cuba, breaking the de facto energy blockade imposed by the Trump administration, Moscow is said to be planning to dispatch a second tanker to repeat the m...
How Iran Can Stop Shipping With Mines, From the Arabian Gulf to the Red Sea

How Iran Can Stop Shipping With Mines, From the Arabian Gulf to the Red Sea

By The Strategist
April 2, 2026
  [By Andy Perry] Just reports of mines are often sufficient to disrupt maritime traffic. Even if ship owners, crews and insurers weren’t aware of the missile threat in the Strait of Hormuz, new...
Samsung Heavy Industries Participates in Its First U.S. Navy MASGA Project

Samsung Heavy Industries Participates in Its First U.S. Navy MASGA Project

By The Maritime Executive
April 2, 2026
South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries announced that it will be participating in its first U.S. shipbuilding project, working with General Dynamics NASSCO and DSEC. It is a design projec...
Archaeologists Uncover Danish Navy Flagship From the Battle of Copenhagen

Archaeologists Uncover Danish Navy Flagship From the Battle of Copenhagen

By The Maritime Executive
April 2, 2026
  Marine archaeologists have discovered the wreck of a famous Danish warship on the bottom of Copenhagen's harbor, a reminder of the War of the Second Coalition and the 1801 Battle of Copenhagen. ...

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