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Rightship Is Reviewing Its Vessel Inspection Schedule Following Industry Concerns Marine safety platform RightShip has announced a review of its minimum ship inspection age, lowering its threshold from 14 years to 10 years through a four-stage approach. In October 2024, RightShip introduced a two-stage approach to conducting pre-vessel inspections in response to changing market conditions […]

Mysterious Drone Intrusion Triggers “State Of Emergency” And Urgent Warning: Iranian Mothership Lurks In International Waters A mysterious drone intrusion in New Jersey has triggered calls for a “state of emergency” as authorities suggest the drone came from an Iranian “mother ship” in international waters. Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew said Wednesday that Iran launched

Shell Reaches Agreement With Greenpeace To Place Activists On An FPSO Tanker British oil and gas company Shell reached an agreement with environmental group Greenpeace on Tuesday after activists boarded a Shell oil production vessel last year. Greenpeace said it had agreed to pay the Royal National Lifeboat Institution 300,000 pounds ($382,650) and temporarily avoid

Philippines Plans To Acquire Two New Anti-Submarine Ships The Philippines is considering purchasing two more anti-submarine ships to bolster its defense capabilities against China’s growing aggression in the South China Sea. In a press conference on Tuesday, Philippine Navy West Philippine Sea spokesman Admiral Roy Vincent Trinidad stressed the need for more modern naval assets

A historic research vessel accidentally sank before Argentina’s scheduled artificial reef. Argentina’s historic Captain Canepa research vessel accidentally sank on December 4, just days before it was to become part of an artificial reef. The ship, which had been part of the Argentine Navy’s research for decades, sank at the Mar del Plata Naval Base.