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Russian Warships Linger in the English Channel

Russian Warships Linger in the English Channel

By The Maritime Executive
June 28, 2026
The Russian frigate RFS Admiral Grigorovich (F494) has been lurking in the English Channel since the end of April, evidently to escort dark fleet tankers carrying Russian oil transiting through the En...
Tanker Struck by Drone off Oman and the US Again Responds with New Strikes

Tanker Struck by Drone off Oman and the US Again Responds with New Strikes

By The Maritime Executive
June 27, 2026
A laden Panama-flagged tanker outbound from the Gulf was struck early on Saturday, June 27, as Iran continues to say it is firing “warning shots” at any vessel attempting to make the transit without i...
Canadian Coast Guard Completes Long-Range Rescue in North Pacific

Canadian Coast Guard Completes Long-Range Rescue in North Pacific

By The Maritime Executive
June 25, 2026
The Canadian Coast Guard has completed a long-distance mission to rescue three people from a disabled trimaran yacht in the middle of the North Pacific. On June 18, the crew of the sailing trimaran...
First U.S.-Built Rock Installation Vessel Delivered into a Changed Market

First U.S.-Built Rock Installation Vessel Delivered into a Changed Market

By The Maritime Executive
June 25, 2026
A first-of-its-kind vessel, a rock installation vessel designed originally to focus on the emerging U.S. offshore wind energy industry, was delivered today, June 25, to Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Compa...
How Russia Benefited From Iran’s Chokepoint Weapon

How Russia Benefited From Iran’s Chokepoint Weapon

June 25, 2026
[By Rustam Taghizade] When the Trump administration granted India a 30-day waiver on March 5 to purchase Russian oil, the formal justification was straightforward: stabilize global energy markets a...
Charleston Pauses Operations at New Terminal Citing Low Volume, High Costs

Charleston Pauses Operations at New Terminal Citing Low Volume, High Costs

By The Maritime Executive
June 25, 2026
South Carolina Ports, in a surprise announcement, reported it will suspend operations at its new terminal in Charleston, citing low volumes and high costs for the terminal. Celebrated in 2021 as the f...
Transportation Department Names New Deputy Superintendent for USMMA

Transportation Department Names New Deputy Superintendent for USMMA

By The Maritime Executive
June 25, 2026
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy today announced the appointment of Rear Admiral (lower half) David Samuel Ostwind as Deputy Superintendent at the United States Merchant Marine Academy. Rea...
Report: Mooring Lines Pulled Experienced Docker to His Death

Report: Mooring Lines Pulled Experienced Docker to His Death

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2026
A 2024 mooring fatality at a ferry terminal in Cairnryan, Scotland highlights the risks - and tradeoffs - that come with everyday quayside operations, even in controlled environments. A newly-conclude...
Carrying the Risk: What Protects Seafarers in a War Zone?

Carrying the Risk: What Protects Seafarers in a War Zone?

By Sindhura Polepalli and Rehana Dhawade
June 24, 2026
Every year for the past two decades, the world has celebrated June 25 as the Day of the Seafarer. This year’s theme, “Carrying world trade - Carrying the risks,” captures a stark truth: people moving...
Strait of Hormuz Traffic is Rising, and Oil Prices are Plummeting

Strait of Hormuz Traffic is Rising, and Oil Prices are Plummeting

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2026
Traffic levels in the Strait of Hormuz are showing signs of improvement as a formal plan for outbound transits begins to take effect. 31 crossings occurred on June 23, according to Kpler, including al...

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