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At a Glance Ukrainian sea drones struck BOURDA, a Liberian-flagged Greek-owned Aframax tanker near Taman on August 1, one of the first confirmed strikes on a vessel not part of …

At a Glance Marine insurance is being asked to price risk in an operational environment that has changed structurally, with sanctioned fleets, degraded AIS reliability, and open conflict in the …

At a Glance GASLOG SHANGHAI, a Bermuda-flagged LNG tanker carrying Qatari LNG, was struck by a likely Iranian projectile approximately 11 nautical miles northeast of Limah, Oman, on July 31, …

At a Glance A drone struck ENERGOS WINTER, a U.S.-managed LNG floating storage unit at Damietta, Egypt, on July 29, with fire spreading to a second LNG tanker alongside. Iranian …

At a Glance The maritime security community is no longer arguing about whether AI belongs in the operational picture, but about how fast it can be trusted, deployed, and adopted …

At a Glance Hormuz recorded 6 transits on July 27, all via the northern corridor, with zero tanker crossings in either direction. Bab el-Mandeb crossings fell 22% since the July …

At a Glance The July 17, 2026 deadline for EU member states to identify critical entities under the Critical Entities Resilience (CER) Directive has passed, and notifications to designated entities …

The EU’s 21st sanctions package has been released and, as anticipated, the proposal for a full maritime services ban was shelved, allowing European shipowners and marine service providers to continue

At a Glance The Houthis resumed attacks on July 22 following a September 2025 ceasefire, hitting or affecting four vessels across the reporting period. Houthi missile strikes hit the Saudi …

A Blockade, Declared and Partly Kinetic On July 20, Houthi-aligned forces announced a full naval blockade of Saudi Arabia, framed as retaliation for Saudi strikes on Sanaa airport. The declaration …