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The countries also accused Russia of interfering with satellite positioning and navigation systems.
The PCG said 316 people have been rescued, while 10 remain missing, after the MV Trisha Kerstin 3 sank shortly after midnight on Monday

NATO secures hundreds of K-Ster mine neutralization vehicles for European Navies

Exail announces a new order worth approximately 40 million Euros for several hundred additional K-Ster mine neutralization vehicles placed via NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).

Sea trial near for Sitka electric fishing boat

There are currently some 9,000 small commercial boats fishing in the Gulf of Alaska, all burning diesel.

New study finds fishing-fleet movements can reveal marine-ecosystem shifts

UC Santa Cruz researchers show how vessel-tracking data mirrored tuna roaming beyond their typical territory due to unusually warm ocean temperatures

WASS secures contract to supply torpedoes to the Indian navy

In addition to the heavyweight torpedoes, the contract includes the supply of launching network for Scorpène submarines

KONGSBERG to deliver combat system to Germany and Norway’s 212CD submarines

The contract has a total value of NOK 3.5 billion.

MSC Magnifica completes a major refurbishment at Palumbo Malta Shipyard

Her sister ship, MSC Poesia, will undergo similar enhancements in February before her Alaska debut in May 2026

MSC Cruises and MEYER WERFT sign agreement for six next-generation cruise vessels

The “New Frontier” ships will be delivered annually starting in 2030.

DFDS extends space charter agreement with CLdN

Under the new agreement, freight capacity will increase by adding more lane metres, and improved flexibility

Stena Surprise officially joins the Swedish Registry

Built in 2012, Stena Surprise is the latest Suezmax tanker to join the Swedish Shipping Register

Damen LST 100 design selected by NAVSEA for US Navy Landing Ship Medium initiative

This US Navy initiative aims to enhance capability to transport and land Marine Corps units in contested environments.

Bulgarian Navy received its first national ship in 100 years

The country’s navy said that this is the first ship in a century that the country has produced for the national fleet.

World Fuel Services supplies a Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings vessel with waste-based biofuels

The pioneering bunkering operation represents an extension of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings' biofuel program across Southern Europe as part of its Sail & Sustain strategy.

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