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US Sanctions Indian National, 2 Entities For Transporting Iranian Petroleum
Jugwinder Singh Brar owns multiple shipping companies that boast a fleet of nearly 30 vessels, many of which operate as part of Iran's "shadow fleet", the US Department of the Treasury said.
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Russia, Ukraine Agree To Avoid Strikes On Vessels In Black Sea: US
Russia and Ukraine agreed separately in talks that concluded Tuesday in Saudi Arabia to avoid military strikes on vessels in the Black Sea, the White House said.
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Indian Startup, Boeing's Liquid Robotics Look To Co-Produce Autonomous Surface Vessels
An Indian startup and a US company are looking to work together to co-develop and co-produce autonomous surface vessels (ASV) in a first such project by a startup in the country, American aerospace firm Boeing said in a statement.
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US Company Relaunches Search For Missing Flight MH370, Identifies 4 ''Hotspots"
Ocean Infinity is optimistic that this latest search, potentially the final one, will yield results, thanks to advancements in ocean-floor searching drones.
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US Hits Iran With Fresh Sanctions, Ramping Up "Maximum Pressure"
The United States on Monday announced sanctions against more than 30 Iran-linked people and vessels, including the head of the national oil company, for brokering the sale and shipment of Iranian oil.
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US Aircraft Carrier Harry S Truman Collides With Merchant Ship In Mediterranean
The USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier collided with a merchant vessel in the Mediterranean Sea, the US Navy said Thursday.
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US Sanctions Not To Hit India Oil Trade, Says Russian Minister
Last month, the US slapped new sanctions against Russia's energy trade. The sanctions targeted Russian oil producers Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas as well as 183 vessels that have shipped Russian oil.
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Marco Rubio Says "Absurd" For US Government Vessels To Pay In Panama Canal
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Thursday it was "absurd" for US naval vessels to pay to transit the Panama Canal, after Panama's president denied an agreement on free passage.
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US Government Vessels To Sail Through Panama Canal Without Fees
The United States said Wednesday that its government vessels would be allowed to sail for free through the Panama Canal, following heavy pressure from President Donald Trump.
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Denmark Plans Arctic Vessels, Sled Patrols Amid Trump's Interest In Greenland
Denmark's government has proposed purchasing two new Arctic inspection vessels and increasing dog sled patrols to boost its military presence in Greenland, as US President-elect Donald Trump sets his sights on the island, local media reported.
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How US Plans To Arm Itself Against China's Hypersonic Weapons
Fearing China will deploy hypersonic weapons to sink ships in the Pacific, the U.S. Navy is moving forward with a plan to arm some of its vessels with Patriot interceptor missiles, two senior defense officials said.
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Ship Firms, US Agree On 'Cost Payment' Over Collapse Of Baltimore Bridge
Ship management firm Synergy Marine and Grace Ocean, owner of the ship with 22 Indian crew members that collided with a US bridge in March, have reached an "agreement" with the US government on cost payment, while rejecting liability for the incident
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Yemen's Houthis Claim First Attack On Shipping Lanes In 2 Weeks
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement said on Sunday that it targeted a Liberia-flagged container vessel in the Gulf of Aden, claiming its first attack on shipping lanes since Israel carried out a retaliatory airstrike in Hodeidah port on July 20.
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Sri Lanka Says Won't Ban Foreign Research Ships Despite India Concerns
Sri Lanka has decided to lift from next year a ban on the visit of foreign research ships imposed after strong security concerns raised by India and the US following frequent docking requests from hi-tech Chinese surveillance vessels, reports said.
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US Military Destroys 3 Houthi Vessels In Red Sea, Rebels Strike Back
U.S. forces destroyed three Iranian-backed Houthi uncrewed surface vessels in the Red Sea in the past 24 hours, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Saturday.
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US Sanctions Indian National, 2 Entities For Transporting Iranian Petroleum
Jugwinder Singh Brar owns multiple shipping companies that boast a fleet of nearly 30 vessels, many of which operate as part of Iran's "shadow fleet", the US Department of the Treasury said.
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Russia, Ukraine Agree To Avoid Strikes On Vessels In Black Sea: US
Russia and Ukraine agreed separately in talks that concluded Tuesday in Saudi Arabia to avoid military strikes on vessels in the Black Sea, the White House said.
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Indian Startup, Boeing's Liquid Robotics Look To Co-Produce Autonomous Surface Vessels
An Indian startup and a US company are looking to work together to co-develop and co-produce autonomous surface vessels (ASV) in a first such project by a startup in the country, American aerospace firm Boeing said in a statement.
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US Company Relaunches Search For Missing Flight MH370, Identifies 4 ''Hotspots"
Ocean Infinity is optimistic that this latest search, potentially the final one, will yield results, thanks to advancements in ocean-floor searching drones.
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US Hits Iran With Fresh Sanctions, Ramping Up "Maximum Pressure"
The United States on Monday announced sanctions against more than 30 Iran-linked people and vessels, including the head of the national oil company, for brokering the sale and shipment of Iranian oil.
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US Aircraft Carrier Harry S Truman Collides With Merchant Ship In Mediterranean
The USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier collided with a merchant vessel in the Mediterranean Sea, the US Navy said Thursday.
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US Sanctions Not To Hit India Oil Trade, Says Russian Minister
Last month, the US slapped new sanctions against Russia's energy trade. The sanctions targeted Russian oil producers Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas as well as 183 vessels that have shipped Russian oil.
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Marco Rubio Says "Absurd" For US Government Vessels To Pay In Panama Canal
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Thursday it was "absurd" for US naval vessels to pay to transit the Panama Canal, after Panama's president denied an agreement on free passage.
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US Government Vessels To Sail Through Panama Canal Without Fees
The United States said Wednesday that its government vessels would be allowed to sail for free through the Panama Canal, following heavy pressure from President Donald Trump.
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Denmark Plans Arctic Vessels, Sled Patrols Amid Trump's Interest In Greenland
Denmark's government has proposed purchasing two new Arctic inspection vessels and increasing dog sled patrols to boost its military presence in Greenland, as US President-elect Donald Trump sets his sights on the island, local media reported.
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How US Plans To Arm Itself Against China's Hypersonic Weapons
Fearing China will deploy hypersonic weapons to sink ships in the Pacific, the U.S. Navy is moving forward with a plan to arm some of its vessels with Patriot interceptor missiles, two senior defense officials said.
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Ship Firms, US Agree On 'Cost Payment' Over Collapse Of Baltimore Bridge
Ship management firm Synergy Marine and Grace Ocean, owner of the ship with 22 Indian crew members that collided with a US bridge in March, have reached an "agreement" with the US government on cost payment, while rejecting liability for the incident
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Yemen's Houthis Claim First Attack On Shipping Lanes In 2 Weeks
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement said on Sunday that it targeted a Liberia-flagged container vessel in the Gulf of Aden, claiming its first attack on shipping lanes since Israel carried out a retaliatory airstrike in Hodeidah port on July 20.
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Sri Lanka Says Won't Ban Foreign Research Ships Despite India Concerns
Sri Lanka has decided to lift from next year a ban on the visit of foreign research ships imposed after strong security concerns raised by India and the US following frequent docking requests from hi-tech Chinese surveillance vessels, reports said.
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US Military Destroys 3 Houthi Vessels In Red Sea, Rebels Strike Back
U.S. forces destroyed three Iranian-backed Houthi uncrewed surface vessels in the Red Sea in the past 24 hours, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Saturday.
