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Long-Range Ukrainian Strike Hits ICBM Plant 800 Miles Inside Russia

Long-Range Ukrainian Strike Hits ICBM Plant 800 Miles Inside Russia

By The Maritime Executive
February 22, 2026
  A Ukrainian strike on the Votkinsk ballistic missile plant in Russia’s Udmurt Republic on February 21 indicates that they have been able to extend the range of their attacks on targets deep in Ru...
Mexico Seizes Nearly 10 Tonnes of Drugs and Three Semi-Submersibles

Mexico Seizes Nearly 10 Tonnes of Drugs and Three Semi-Submersibles

By The Maritime Executive
February 20, 2026
  The Mexican authorities are highlighting their successful efforts in interdicting the flow of drugs along the country’s coast bound for the United States. On Thursday, the Mexican Navy (Semar) re...
Digital Collaboration in Chemical Logistics

Digital Collaboration in Chemical Logistics

By Mikael Lind et al.
February 20, 2026
  [By Mikael Lind, Wolfgang Lehmacher, Jeremy Bentham, Chye Poh Chua, Philippe Isler, Jens Lund-Nielsen, and Per Löfbom] Transport still relies heavily on fossil fuels and accounts for roughly o...
DOJ Files Appeal on Court Blocking Trump’s Moratorium on Wind Energy

DOJ Files Appeal on Court Blocking Trump’s Moratorium on Wind Energy

By The Maritime Executive
February 19, 2026
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Environment & Natural Resources Division filed notice with the district court in Massachusetts for an appeal on the court ruling blocking Donald Trump’s Executive Or...
NGOs Warn Against Discharging Green Ammonia Fuel Wastes at Sea

NGOs Warn Against Discharging Green Ammonia Fuel Wastes at Sea

By The Maritime Executive
February 18, 2026
  Every engine room makes wastewater, but carbon-neutral, green ammonia-fueled engines will likely make something new - a concentrated waste solution of ammonia in water, like window cleaner but mu...
Port of Los Angeles Expects Continued Weakness After January Decline

Port of Los Angeles Expects Continued Weakness After January Decline

By The Maritime Executive
February 18, 2026
The Port of Los Angeles foresees continued weakness in container volumes for the first quarter of 2026 after a 12 percent decline in January. However, while highlighting that it does not expect incr...
Report: Fuel Tanker Arrives in Cuba as Shortages Worsen

Report: Fuel Tanker Arrives in Cuba as Shortages Worsen

By The Maritime Executive
February 17, 2026
  Media reports indicate that a Greek-owned fuel tanker was seen arriving at one of Cuba’s fuel terminals in the west of the country. The vessel has been operated dark (i.e., without its AIS signal...
Activist Shareholder Demands Turnaround at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings

Activist Shareholder Demands Turnaround at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings

By The Maritime Executive
February 17, 2026
Elliott Investment Management, a well-known activist shareholder, is setting its sights on Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, calling the cruise company a laggard and underperformer. In a letter to the...
Quantum Computing Can Solve the Hardest Port Scheduling Problems

Quantum Computing Can Solve the Hardest Port Scheduling Problems

By Simon Fried
February 17, 2026
  Maritime shipping is inherently a real-time optimization challenge. Vessel schedules shift mid-voyage. Ports operate under tight labor and equipment constraints. Weather, congestion and geopoliti...
Study: A Fire Tornado Could be Used to Clean Up Oil Spills

Study: A Fire Tornado Could be Used to Clean Up Oil Spills

By The Maritime Executive
February 16, 2026
  When the worst large-scale oil spills happen, responders turn to methods that have tradeoffs. Dispersants make the visual problem go away, causing the slick to break up and disappear into the wat...

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