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Operating in the Atlantic Ocean, the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) and its escort ships are headed for the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility via the Strait of Gibraltar. The carrier strike group has left the Caribbean Sea and is now moving across the Atlantic, a Navy officer told USNI News on Tuesday. In order to join the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group, which is presently conducting operations in the Arabian Sea, the carrier is traveling to the Middle East. Since the United States stepped up its naval presence in the Caribbean Sea in mid-November in preparation for a January raid on former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in downtown Caracas, Ford has been conducting operations there. The carrier’s role has recently been expanded to include operations in the Middle East when it embarked from Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia, in June.

Picture this: a sleek Russian warship slices through the warm waters of the Gulf of Oman, heading straight into a hotspot of global tensions. That’s the Stoikiy, a Steregushchiy-class corvette from Russia’s Pacific Fleet, now teaming up with Iranian forces for joint naval drills. This move isn’t just about practice runs—it’s a bold signal from

Havana — Four people were killed following a reported firefight between an American-registered speedboat and a patrol vessel from Cuba, according to preliminary statements from local authorities. The incident reportedly occurred in waters north of the island during what officials described as an attempted maritime interception. Cuban authorities stated that their patrol boat approached the

Moscow — New maritime tracking data and trade analysis indicate that Russia’s shadow oil export network may be operating with increasing levels of central coordination, according to industry analysts and shipping intelligence firms. The so-called “shadow fleet” — a term used to describe tankers operating outside mainstream Western insurance and regulatory systems — expanded significantly

Tehran/Beijing — Iran is reportedly close to finalising an agreement with China to acquire advanced supersonic anti-ship cruise missiles, according to multiple international media reports citing defence and government sources. The proposed purchase centres on the CM-302 missile system, a high-speed Chinese anti-ship cruise missile capable of flying at low altitude and evading ship-borne defences.