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Oil Slicks and a Burning Ship Show the Toll of the Hormuz Crisis

Oil Slicks and a Burning Ship Show the Toll of the Hormuz Crisis

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
Sentinel-2c satellite imagery taken on August 5 off the northern tip of Oman’s Musandam Peninsula shows the extent of damage inflicted on shipping and Oman’s coastline as a consequence of Iranian IRGC...
WSF Celebrates Long-Awaited Steelcutting for New Hybrid-Electric Ferries

WSF Celebrates Long-Awaited Steelcutting for New Hybrid-Electric Ferries

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
After years of preparation, Washington State Ferries celebrated the steel-cutting for a series of hybrid-electric ferries at Eastern Shipbuilding Group's facility in Florida. The ferry service is buyi...
Russian Navy Augments its Long-Term Presence in English Channel

Russian Navy Augments its Long-Term Presence in English Channel

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
The Russian frigate RFS Neustrashimy (now F722) has settled into its role as the Russian Navy’s piquet ship stationed in the English Channel, suggesting she is a permanent replacement for RFS Admiral...
CBO: First Trump-Class "Battleship" Could Cost $23 Billion

CBO: First Trump-Class "Battleship" Could Cost $23 Billion

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
The U.S. Navy's first future "battleship" combatant class may cost about $23 billion dollars by the time it delivers in 2034, according to a new analysis by the Congressional Budget Office. If built,...
South Korean Containership Rescues Four Sailors Adrift in a Life Raft

South Korean Containership Rescues Four Sailors Adrift in a Life Raft

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
The South Korean shipping company Janggeum Marine, part of the Sinokor Group, shared the details of the rescue of four crewmembers of a tugboat that was lost in Indonesian waters. The reports indicate...
Argentina’s Pilots Resume Work After Government Suspends Deregulation Order

Argentina’s Pilots Resume Work After Government Suspends Deregulation Order

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
Operations were resuming at Argentina’s ports and along the key inland shipping lanes after pilots walked off the job in response to efforts by the government to deregulate operations in the ports, in...
Cyberattack Slows Operations at North Carolina’s Three Ports

Cyberattack Slows Operations at North Carolina’s Three Ports

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
North Carolina Ports, the authority managing the state’s two deepwater ports and a large inland facility, confirmed that it has been the subject of a cyberattack. While it reports that the attack has...
Pilot Charged in Incident Where Cargo Ship Ran Over Pleasure Boat

Pilot Charged in Incident Where Cargo Ship Ran Over Pleasure Boat

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
Swedish prosecutors charged the pilot who was aboard the cargo ship Misje Verde for his role in the incident in which the cargo ship ran over a pleasure boat and killed two people while overtaking the...
Two Shipping Lines Suspend Service to Russia's Black Sea Ports

Two Shipping Lines Suspend Service to Russia's Black Sea Ports

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
Facing an onslaught of Ukrainian drone attacks, Russian state shipping company Fesco and Turkish regional operator Kalyon have halted all sailings in the Black Sea, putting a stop to a substantial seg...
White House Pushes Congress to Build Warships and Non-Combatants Overseas

White House Pushes Congress to Build Warships and Non-Combatants Overseas

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2026
Reports coming from Korea are that the Trump administration is pushing back on the U.S. Congress while calling for building two warships and two non-combatant support ships for the U.S. Navy overseas....

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