Infomarine On-Line Maritime News
Today Maritime News Worldwide
Why retaking the coast will not yet reopen Bab el-Mandeb
Saudi-backed forces are fighting for the shoreline. Shipping risk, however, is set by missiles fired from far inland, and that is the threat still standing.
On 5 October, Yemen’s Saudi-backed government announced that its forces had secured effective control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
The post Why retaking the coast will not yet reopen Bab el-Mandeb appeared first on Container News.
Content Original Link:
" target="_blank">
LR strengthens Middle East naval presence with Hossam Edris appointment
LR awards AiP to GasEntec for one of the industry's highest-capacity FSRU concepts
IMO Secretary-General mourns seafarers killed during rescue of hijacked ship
Stop attacking merchant ships and seafarers: IMO Secretary-General to Member States
World Maritime Day 2026: From Policy to Practice
New cargo securing guidance prioritises personnel safety and reduces damage risks
YSEC launches new guidance to support consistency in yacht load line compliance
World's largest yacht-dedicated shiplift receives LR classification
LR study points to 200,000m³ LNG carriers as viable next step for global LNG fleet renewal
Zamil Offshore taps Dutch design firm for shallow-draught DSV
Solstad exercises $125m option to buy construction vessel Normand Maximus
Four Tankers Attacked, Another Vessel Threatened By Iran’s IRGC In Strait Of Hormuz
New Study To Evaluate Effectiveness of Roll Damping Tanks On Large Container Ships
Newly delivered Dynacom tanker “Lipsi” hit in the Strait of Hormuz
Two killed after drone strike sets cargo ship ablaze in Black Sea
Publishers
|
Publishers
|
|
