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Ukrainian sea drones sink Russian cargo ship and hit sanctioned oil tanker in Black Sea

Ukrainian uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) have sunk a Russian container ship and damaged a sanctioned oil tanker in separate attacks in the Black Sea, targeting vessels linked to Russia's military logistics and oil exports.

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According to the union, the vessel remains in an area repeatedly targeted by Russian missile and drone strikes, leaving the crew under constant threat.

Cargo ship hit in Russian attack sinks off Ukraine’s Black Sea coast

The bulk carrier Golden Leo has sunk near the Ukrainian port of Odesa, one week after sustaining severe damage in a Russian strike while transporting grain through a designated maritime corridor.

Ukraine says drones struck Russian warship and logistics assets in the Caspian Sea

The SSU said the strikes were a response to Russia's continued missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian ports in the south of the country

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LR and the Argentine Naval Prefecture have signed an updated cooperation agreement aimed at improving certification, inspections and statutory compliance for Argentine-flagged vessels while streamlining regulatory procedures.

Sweden trials light-guided trawling to reduce seabed impact in shrimp fishing

An EU-funded project in Sweden is testing a light-guided shrimp trawling system designed to reduce seabed disturbance, lower fuel consumption and support more sustainable fishing practices.

UK awards BAE Systems £5.9bn contract for Dreadnought submarine programme

The UK Government has awarded a new £5.9bn contract to BAE Systems funding critical work to progress the nation's Dreadnought Class nuclear deterrent submarines towards entry into service.
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The Swedish Club partners with DNV Cyber and CyberOwl

DNV Cyber and CyberOwl to provide The Swedish Club members with cyber threat insight and risk updates
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GTT Marine will equip the PETRONAS-chartered LNG carrier fleet with an integrated suite of digital vessel performance solutions aimed at improving operational efficiency, reducing fuel consumption and cutting emissions.

Baker Hughes’ gas turbine certified by RINA for marine propulsion

Baker Hughes NovaLT™ turbine technology is designed to operate with natural gas and is being further enhanced to support multiple fuels

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Ukrainian sea drones sink Russian cargo ship and hit sanctioned oil tanker in Black Sea

Ukrainian uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) have sunk a Russian container ship and damaged a sanctioned oil tanker in separate attacks in the Black Sea, targeting vessels linked to Russia's military logistics and oil exports.

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MOL Group has signed an agreement with Shell to acquire BG Cyprus Ltd

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Lloyd’s Register and Argentine Naval Prefecture renew maritime safety partnership

LR and the Argentine Naval Prefecture have signed an updated cooperation agreement aimed at improving certification, inspections and statutory compliance for Argentine-flagged vessels while streamlining regulatory procedures.

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Bureau Veritas grants AiP to Seatrium’s 30 MW Floating Data Center concept

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MOL unveils Wind Whale coastal carrier for Japan’s offshore wind sector

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Singapore expands LNG bunkering network with eight new licences

MPA will issue eight new licences to supply LNG as a marine fuel in Singapore from 1 September 2026.

Sweden trials light-guided trawling to reduce seabed impact in shrimp fishing

An EU-funded project in Sweden is testing a light-guided shrimp trawling system designed to reduce seabed disturbance, lower fuel consumption and support more sustainable fishing practices.

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