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US Shoots Down Three Houthi Drones Near Commercial Ships In Red Sea
American forces shot down three one-way attack drones near commercial ships in the Red Sea on Friday, after striking four drones on the ground in Yemen the day before, the US military said.
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Iranian, Hezbollah Commanders Helping Houthis Direct Attacks On Red Sea: Report
Commanders from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) and Lebanon's Hezbollah group are on the ground in Yemen helping to direct and oversee Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping, four regional and two Iranian sources told Reuters.
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Remove Grounded Ship From Disputed Waters: China Urges Philippines
Amid the spat between China and the Philippines over the latter's warship being allegedly targeted by water canons, Beijing urged the Philippines to immediately tow away the grounded warship from Ren'ai Reef, the Global Times reported on Tuesday.
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Amazon Launches Amazon Air for Dedicated Air Cargo Deliveries in India Amid Soaring Online Sales
Amazon has launched Amazon Air, a dedicated air cargo service, in India for deliveries. The company has invested in Indian cargo carrier Quikjet to exclusively transport packages for Amazon across four major Indian cities.
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Ship Owner Says Suez Canal Was At Fault Over Ever Given Grounding: Lawyer
The owner of a container ship that blocked the Suez Canal in March says the canal authority was at fault over its grounding as it disputes the vessel's detention and a compensation claim, a lawyer representing the owner said on Saturday.
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Last Of Stranded Ships On Suez Canal To Pass Through On Saturday
The last ships stranded by the grounding of a giant container vessel in the Suez Canal should pass through the waterway on Saturday, according to the canal authority, which said an investigation into the incident would report its findings soon.
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Suez Canal Chief Cites Possible "Human Error" In Ship Grounding
Egypt's Suez Canal chief said Saturday that "technical or human errors" could be behind the grounding of a huge container ship blocking the vital waterway, causing a backlog of over 300 vessels.
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"Technical Or Human Errors" Likely Behind Suez Canal Blockage: Official
Egypt's Suez Canal Authority chief said Saturday that strong wind was not the main reason for the grounding of the MV Ever Given cargo ship in the waterway.
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25 Indian Crew Members Onboard Giant Ship Blocking Suez Canal
Dredgers have joined efforts to completely refloat the giant container ship Ever Given grounded in the Suez Canal for over two days to free the waterway for other ships, Gulf Agency Company (GAC), the leading shipping and logistics company operating the canal, said on Thursday.
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Mauritius Declares Emergency As Oil Spill Crisis Worsens
The prime minister of Mauritius has declared a state of environmental emergency and appealed to France for urgent assistance as oil from a grounded cargo ship spilled unabated into the island nation's protected waters.
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Chinese Navy Launches First Amphibious Assault Ship
China has launched its first amphibious assault ship, which would enable ground forces to carry out attacks on enemy territory from sea.
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Indonesia Sends Back Hundreds Of Shipping Containers Full Of Waste
Indonesia has sent hundreds of garbage-filled shipping containers back to their countries of origin, according to the customs agency, as the Southeast Asian nation pushes back against becoming a dumping ground for foreign trash.
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Air Force Gets Its First Apache Attack Helicopter At Boeing Plant In US
The first Apache Guardian attack helicopter was formally handed over to the Indian Air Force at a production facility of Boeing in Arizona on Friday, the Indian Air Force tweeted this morning. The AH-64E (I) Apache Guardian is an advanced all-weather attack helicopter that can engage both air and ground targets with relative stealth using low-altit...
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India Scrambles For Ground In Sri Lanka After Pro-China Leader Named PM
India, caught flatfooted by the appointment of Mahinda Rajapaksa as Sri Lanka's premier, has opened urgent diplomatic and political contacts with the strongman who drew close to China during his previous tenure as president, officials said. The tear-shaped island, located off the southern tip of India, has become an arena of tussle between New Del...
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With BrahMos Missile, Air Force Can Hit Enemy Ship In Minutes
With the successful test of the air launched version of India's BrahMos missile, the Indian Air Force will now have the ability to strike hostile warships and ground targets more than 400 kilometres away with precision accuracy and within minutes of being ordered to strike
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US Shoots Down Three Houthi Drones Near Commercial Ships In Red Sea
American forces shot down three one-way attack drones near commercial ships in the Red Sea on Friday, after striking four drones on the ground in Yemen the day before, the US military said.
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Iranian, Hezbollah Commanders Helping Houthis Direct Attacks On Red Sea: Report
Commanders from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) and Lebanon's Hezbollah group are on the ground in Yemen helping to direct and oversee Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping, four regional and two Iranian sources told Reuters.
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Remove Grounded Ship From Disputed Waters: China Urges Philippines
Amid the spat between China and the Philippines over the latter's warship being allegedly targeted by water canons, Beijing urged the Philippines to immediately tow away the grounded warship from Ren'ai Reef, the Global Times reported on Tuesday.
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Amazon Launches Amazon Air for Dedicated Air Cargo Deliveries in India Amid Soaring Online Sales
Amazon has launched Amazon Air, a dedicated air cargo service, in India for deliveries. The company has invested in Indian cargo carrier Quikjet to exclusively transport packages for Amazon across four major Indian cities.
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Ship Owner Says Suez Canal Was At Fault Over Ever Given Grounding: Lawyer
The owner of a container ship that blocked the Suez Canal in March says the canal authority was at fault over its grounding as it disputes the vessel's detention and a compensation claim, a lawyer representing the owner said on Saturday.
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Last Of Stranded Ships On Suez Canal To Pass Through On Saturday
The last ships stranded by the grounding of a giant container vessel in the Suez Canal should pass through the waterway on Saturday, according to the canal authority, which said an investigation into the incident would report its findings soon.
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Suez Canal Chief Cites Possible "Human Error" In Ship Grounding
Egypt's Suez Canal chief said Saturday that "technical or human errors" could be behind the grounding of a huge container ship blocking the vital waterway, causing a backlog of over 300 vessels.
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"Technical Or Human Errors" Likely Behind Suez Canal Blockage: Official
Egypt's Suez Canal Authority chief said Saturday that strong wind was not the main reason for the grounding of the MV Ever Given cargo ship in the waterway.
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25 Indian Crew Members Onboard Giant Ship Blocking Suez Canal
Dredgers have joined efforts to completely refloat the giant container ship Ever Given grounded in the Suez Canal for over two days to free the waterway for other ships, Gulf Agency Company (GAC), the leading shipping and logistics company operating the canal, said on Thursday.
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Mauritius Declares Emergency As Oil Spill Crisis Worsens
The prime minister of Mauritius has declared a state of environmental emergency and appealed to France for urgent assistance as oil from a grounded cargo ship spilled unabated into the island nation's protected waters.
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Chinese Navy Launches First Amphibious Assault Ship
China has launched its first amphibious assault ship, which would enable ground forces to carry out attacks on enemy territory from sea.
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Indonesia Sends Back Hundreds Of Shipping Containers Full Of Waste
Indonesia has sent hundreds of garbage-filled shipping containers back to their countries of origin, according to the customs agency, as the Southeast Asian nation pushes back against becoming a dumping ground for foreign trash.
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Air Force Gets Its First Apache Attack Helicopter At Boeing Plant In US
The first Apache Guardian attack helicopter was formally handed over to the Indian Air Force at a production facility of Boeing in Arizona on Friday, the Indian Air Force tweeted this morning. The AH-64E (I) Apache Guardian is an advanced all-weather attack helicopter that can engage both air and ground targets with relative stealth using low-altit...
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India Scrambles For Ground In Sri Lanka After Pro-China Leader Named PM
India, caught flatfooted by the appointment of Mahinda Rajapaksa as Sri Lanka's premier, has opened urgent diplomatic and political contacts with the strongman who drew close to China during his previous tenure as president, officials said. The tear-shaped island, located off the southern tip of India, has become an arena of tussle between New Del...
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With BrahMos Missile, Air Force Can Hit Enemy Ship In Minutes
With the successful test of the air launched version of India's BrahMos missile, the Indian Air Force will now have the ability to strike hostile warships and ground targets more than 400 kilometres away with precision accuracy and within minutes of being ordered to strike
