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ДОНАУ ЭКСПРЕС II: Героическое спасение 48 суданских мигрантов
Сообщается, что судно DONAU EKSPRES II под турецким флагом спасло 48 нелегальных мигрантов из Судана, которые оказались в море примерно в 50 морских милях к югу от Крита. В условиях войны и сложных рыночных обстоятельств из страны появились важные новости о спасении.
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Преобразование безопасности яхт: развивающийся морской сектор Турции
Яхтенный сектор Турции больше не является областью, которую можно определить исключительно по количеству лодок вдоль наших побережий. Рассматривая строительство яхт, техническое обслуживание и ремонт, эксплуатацию пристани, техническую поддержку, операционную культуру, профессиональный экипаж и туризм вместе, мы говорим о серьезном
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MSC, Maersk, CMA CGM рассматривают возможность заказа СПГ на 20 000 TEU
Сообщается, что каждый из трех крупнейших в мире линейных операторов – Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), Maersk и CMA CGM – рассматривает заказы на постройку от 10 до 20 контейнеровозов водоизмещением около 20 000 TEU, потенциально оснащенных двухтопливной силовой установкой на СПГ. Вместе эти авианосцы командуют
SK Shipping Expands LNG Fleet to 32 Vessels in Major Merger
A significant fleet merger in LNG transportation will occur between South Korea-based SK Shipping and H-Line Shipping through an asset and contract swap. With this agreement, SK Shipping's LNG fleet will reach 32 vessels, positioning the company as the largest LNG operator in Asia and the third largest in the world. A major fleet maneuver is takin…
Northeast Winds Disrupt Maritime Transport at Tekirdağ
The northeast wind affecting the Sea of Marmara has negatively impacted maritime transportation along the Tekirdağ coastline. Due to the increasing intensity of the wind, some vessels have begun to wait off the coast of Tekirdağ for safe navigation. With wind speeds occasionally reaching 40 kilometers per hour, eight bulk carriers and tankers, bot…
ÇOMÜ's Maritime Engineering Department Gains Key
The Department of Marine Transportation and Management Engineering at Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University (ÇOMÜ) has been authorized in the field of maritime education after successfully completing the evaluation and inspection processes conducted by the General Directorate of Maritime Affairs of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure. As part…
Surge in Ship Traffic Off Samsun Amid Black Sea Tensions
Following the Russia-Ukraine war and drone attacks on commercial vessels in the Black Sea, a notable density has emerged off the coast of Samsun. It has been reported that the number of ships, which normally hovers around 20-25, has risen to approximately 70. The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, along with the targeting of commercial ships …
KLN Launches 10,500-km Road Corridor for Europe-Middle
KLN Logistics has launched a new road feeder service connecting Europe and the Middle East, providing a faster alternative to ocean freight and a more cost-effective option than air freight. The new 10,500-kilometer corridor offers door-to-door transit times of 15 to 25 days between Europe and Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar,…
DP World Expands UK Logistics with Six New Grocery Sites
DP World has agreed to take over six contract logistics sites from GXO Logistics, adding more than two million square feet of warehouse capacity and around 2,000 employees to its UK operations. The transfer is scheduled to complete in September. The sites serve major grocery retailers Asda, Sainsbury's, and the Co-op. Five are located in England a…
Maersk and CMA CGM Cancel Port Louis Calls Amid Delays
Persistent congestion at Durban's Gateway Terminal and lingering operational disruptions in Mauritius following a recent cyclone have prompted Maersk and CMA CGM to omit the next two eastbound Port Louis calls on their jointly operated Safari service. This operational adjustment is designed to protect the vessels' scheduled arrival at the key Mala…
Panic in Istanbul Strait as OMAYA Cargo Ship Strays Off
The 115-meter-long vessel approaching the shore in the opposite traffic lane caused moments of fear. According to KEGM records, there was a pilot on board the ship. It headed towards the shore in front of Arnavutköy. On August 12, 2026, Wednesday, moments of fear were experienced in the Istanbul Strait. The general cargo ship named OMAYA, which de…
Houthi Attack on Egyptian Cargo Ship Leaves Six Dead
The small cargo ship Tihamah, linked to the Yemeni government, was reportedly hit in attacks attributed to Houthi militias after departing from Yemen's Mokha Port on August 11. Initial reports indicated that three crew members lost their lives in the attack, while later reports raised the death toll to six. The 63-meter-long deck cargo ship, said …
Nadezhda Crew Describes Drone Attack as Intent to Kill
The crew of the Turkish Ro-Ro ship Nadezhda, which was attacked by drones in the Black Sea last week, recounted the terrifying moments they experienced during the assault. Crew member Furkan Hardal stated that the ship was targeted approximately 25 miles offshore, explaining the scale of the attack. Hardal expressed that the attackers' aim was not…
Cape of Good Hope Routing: Impact on Container Freight Rates
Due to the ongoing security risks in the Red Sea, the routing process of global shipping operators (Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM) around the Cape of Good Hope continues to keep container freight indices (SCFI) at high levels. The Shanghai Containerized Freight Index (SCFI), published by the Shanghai Shipping Exchange, stood at 3,062.95 points in the week …
IMO Unveils Landmark Net Zero Framework for Shipping
Historic Step for Global Shipping from IMO: Agreement Reached on Net Zero Framework The International Maritime Organization (IMO) Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) announced that an agreement has been reached with member countries on the draft 'IMO Net-Zero Framework,' which will provide a legal basis for decarbonization targets in gl…
Egypt Denounces Missile Strike on ADNOC Tanker in Hormuz
Egypt has issued a firm condemnation of a missile attack targeting an oil tanker operated by the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) while the vessel transited the Strait of Hormuz. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry described the incident as a serious threat to maritime security and to the freedom of trade through one of the world's most strategica…
ATA 2 Cargo Ship Suffers Severe Damage in Black Sea Attack
The heavy damage sustained by the Turkish-owned bulk carrier ATA 2 following a Russian drone attack in the Black Sea has been revealed through emerging images. After departing from Ukraine's Chornomorsk Port with a cargo of corn, the Panama-flagged ATA 2 was attacked by three drones and arrived at Romania's Sulina Port with significant damage. Ima…
Marella Discovery Delivers 1,807 Tourists to Alanya
The Malta-flagged cruise ship 'Marella Discovery' has brought 1,807 tourists to the Alanya district of Antalya. The 264-meter passenger vessel, which arrived from Marmaris Port, was docked at the Alanya Port pier. After completing customs procedures, the tourists departed from the port and visited Alanya Castle and other tourist attractions. It wa…
Discover 15 Breathtaking Diving Spots in Çeşme, Turkey
Turkey's international tourism brand, Çeşme, continues to be the focus of underwater enthusiasts with its clear waters, shipwrecks, caves, artificial reefs, and colorful marine life. THE WEALTH UNDER ÇEŞME'S DEPTHS CONTRIBUTES TO ÇEŞME TOURISM Çeşme, the world-renowned tourism center of İzmir, hosts millions of visitors each year with its unique b…
Bodrum Boat Show 2026: Showcasing 250+ Boats and Brands
The Bodrum Boat Show, which will be held at Bodrum Port from October 14-18, 2026, will bring the maritime sector together in Bodrum with a 40% growth compared to its inaugural year. The fair is preparing to host over 250 boats, more than 500 brands, nearly 200 participants, and over 25,000 visitors, gathering the most important players in the indu…
İstikbal Urges Diplomatic Solutions for Black Sea Security
“Montreux is not an obstacle for escort; however, the risk of provocation is high.” İstikbal stated that Turkey providing naval escort for commercial vessels in the Black Sea is not among the issues directly regulated by the Montreux Convention. However, he warned that the military escort option carries a serious risk of escalation and provocation…
China Launches Regular Container Service on Ice Silk Road
Chinese Sea Legend Line Launches Regular Container Line on the Northern Sea Route Chinese shipping company Sea Legend Line is preparing to launch regular container transportation between China and Northern Europe via Russia's Northern Sea Route (NSR). If the company's plan comes to fruition, it will be one of the first regular container services u…
Strait of Hormuz Sees Dramatic Drop in Vessel Traffic
Commercial ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz continues to remain well below pre-war levels. Recent data shows that only 6 vessels have made the crossing, while the contraction in oil shipments indicates that price and freight pressures may persist. The trade congestion that has been ongoing in the Strait of Hormuz for weeks has intensified once…
Legal Battle Delays Removal of Abandoned Ship 'Gökbey'
The reason why the abandoned scrap ship named 'Gökbey,' which has a history of over 70 years, has not been removed from Demircili Cove in Urla, İzmir, has become clear. The ship, which was seized on the grounds of being used in migrant smuggling, was returned to its owner following a lawsuit filed by the owner. The fate of the ship is now awaiting…
Göcek-Dalaman Buoy Project Revised to Enhance Marine
A revision has been initiated following a court decision regarding the 'Mapa and Buoy Project,' aimed at organizing yacht tourism and protecting seagrass in the Göcek-Dalaman bays of Muğla. The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process has officially started for the new version of the project, while the mooring capacity has been reduced from 8…
Maersk Sells Training Division to Open Gate Capital
On 7 August, Maersk announced that it had reached an agreement to sell Maersk Training and its subsidiary, Maersk H2S Safety Services, in their entirety to private equity firm Open Gate Capital. The transaction remains subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Maersk stated that the divestiture represents a significant step…
Pan Asia Line and Partners Launch Green Shipping Corridor
Shekou Dachan Bay Terminal, Nantong Tonghao Port, and Pan Asia Line recently convened in Shanghai to formally execute a strategic cooperative framework agreement on green shipping corridors. The signing of this agreement marks the first concrete cooperation initiative to take effect since the Port of Shenzhen officially launched its green shipping…
DHL Group Achieves Strong Q2 2026 Growth Amid Challenges
DHL Group has announced impressive financial results for the second quarter of 2026, showcasing double-digit growth in both revenue and net profit despite ongoing geopolitical and trade challenges. CEO Tobias Meyer attributed this performance to the Group's strategic initiatives, strong global network, and focus on efficiency and productivity. In …
Qingdao Port Expands with 16 New Routes, Launches
On August 5, Qingdao Port's Qianwan United Container Terminal marked the launch of the Australia East Weekly Service with the departure of the vessel 'Colombo'. Carrying 1,249 TEUs of goods like aluminium coils, canned fruit, glass, and tyres, the ship set sail for Melbourne and Sydney, highlighting Qingdao's growing role in connecting China with …
China's Trade Surges 17.3% in First Half of 2026
China's General Administration of Customs has released trade data for the first seven months of 2026, confirming that the country's total goods trade value reached RMB 30.13 trillion - a year-on-year increase of 17.3%. Exports climbed to RMB 17.44 trillion, up 14%, while imports rose to RMB 12.69 trillion, up 22%. In July alone, total trade reache…
EU Ends EUR150 Duty-Free Threshold, Impacting E-Commerce
Importers and e-commerce businesses shipping into the European Union face new customs charges and rising demand for local fulfillment following a landmark reform on 1 July 2026. The European Union has abolished its long-standing EUR150 duty-free threshold for low-value consignments, a change that took effect on 1 July 2026 and stands as one of the…
Shifting Oil and Cargo Routes: The New Gulf Trade Landscape
The Strait of Hormuz has long stood as the single most critical chokepoint in global energy trade. Roughly 20 million barrels of oil move through this narrow waterway every day – close to 20% of the world's daily oil consumption. For decades, that concentration made the strait indispensable. Today, it makes it a liability. Renewed military tension…
Arkas to Expand Fleet with 12 Eco-Design Ships by 2028
Haluk İribaş, CEO of Arkas Maritime Trade Fleet, stated, 'We will continue to contribute to the strength of Turkish shipping in the international arena and to maintain our investments that prepare our fleet for the future.' Arkas continues to strengthen its fleet with new generation vessels. The company plans to add 12 new generation eco-design co…
Celestyal Unveils Exciting New Mediterranean Cruise Routes
Celestyal, which opens to the Western Mediterranean, is preparing to welcome its guests with 7, 14, and 21-night itineraries covering Spain, Portugal, and Morocco. The new program, which will be carried out with the Celestyal Discovery ship, has a capacity of 1,360 passengers and prices starting from 469 Euros. This marks an important milestone fo…
MSC Silvana VIII Container Ship Partially Sinks Near
The 8,401 TEU container ship MSC Silvana VIII, located off the coast of Zhejiang province in China, has partially sunk after sustaining severe damage around Zhoushan. It has been reported that the vessel took on more water during the ongoing salvage operations prior to the arrival of a new typhoon in the area. Built in 2006 and approximately 332 m…
SAS Commandos Neutralize Unmanned Vehicle Off Hopa Coast
In the Hopa district of Artvin, an object identified approximately 500 meters from the shore, believed to be an unmanned maritime vehicle, was destroyed in a controlled manner by SAS commandos at sea. Initially assessed as a drone, the object found off the coast of Hopa was determined to potentially be an unmanned maritime vehicle (UMV) following …
Ongoing Oil Leak from Grounded Tanker Off Oman Raises
The wreck of the Cameroon-flagged Suezmax tanker Caroline Bezengi, which ran aground on the rocks off the coast of Dhofar in Oman, continues to leak oil. There have been no concrete developments regarding the salvage operation for the tanker, which was heading towards Gujarat after loading crude oil in Novorossiysk. The Caroline Bezengi, IMO numbe…
Customs Seizes Two Misdeclared Fireworks Shipments in Manila
On August 4, Bureau of Customs Commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno led an operation at Manila International Container Port, uncovering two misdeclared shipments from China worth an estimated 40 million pesos (approx. RMB 4.7 million). The seizures were the result of targeted intelligence by the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service. The first s…
Ho Chi Minh City Offers Three-Year Port Fee Exemption
Ho Chi Minh City has announced a three-year waiver on port infrastructure fees for businesses involved in import, export, and cargo transportation through its ports. This policy aims to ease the financial burden on enterprises grappling with rising international logistics costs, delays, and route adjustments. By eliminating these fees, local autho…
Shenzhen Port Launches First Green Shipping Corridor
Shenzhen Port's Dachan Bay Terminal has signed a Green Shipping Corridor Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement with Nantong Tonghai Port and Pan Asia Holdings in Shanghai, with representatives from all three parties in attendance at the signing ceremony. The agreement marks a significant milestone in Shenzhen's implementation of China's nation…
ONE Achieves Profitability in Q1 FY2026 Amid Challenges
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 (April to June). ONE marks a return to profitability with a net income of USD 55 million. This comes after a net loss of USD 88 million in the previous quarter. However, net profit for the quarter was USD 31 million, falling below market expec…
Chittagong Port Faces Severe Container Backlog Crisis
Chittagong Port, Bangladesh's largest maritime hub, is facing a prolonged backlog of import containers, hampering efficiency and increasing costs for businesses. Thousands of containers remain stranded for extended periods, some for years, due to slow customs processes, legal disputes, and delays in handling abandoned cargo. According to The Busin…
MSC Takes Legal Action Against CargoLoop Over Container Fire
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has filed a lawsuit against CargoLoop in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, seeking $276,299 in damages following a container fire involving damaged electric vehicles. The fire occurred aboard the MSC Carlotta in September 2023, during a shipment from the Port of Long Beach,…
Emerging Trends in the Cruise Industry for 2026-2027
The cruise industry continues to thrive thanks to a significant number of new ships preparing to join fleets around the world and themed itineraries that attract both new and returning passengers. FLORIDA - Ship travel is continuously reshaping itself with new ships joining fleets, themed journeys, and unique experiences offered at sea and on rive…
Final Corvette Launched in Malaysia's Strategic Defense
Turkey's maritime engineering powerhouse, STM Defense Technologies Engineering and Trade Inc., has added another success to its export achievements. The last of the three corvettes built under the LMS Batch-2 (Littoral Mission Ship Batch-2) Program for the Royal Malaysian Navy, TUNKU OSMAN JEWA, was launched on August 9, 2026, at a ceremony held a…
Russia Claims 34 Ships Struck, 8 Settlements Captured
The Russian Ministry of Defense has announced the latest activity report regarding military operations in Ukraine for the past week. The ministry reported that during the attacks carried out between August 1-7, the port infrastructures and naval elements used by the Ukrainian army were targeted. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that a total …
Drone Strike Targets Turkish Bulk Carrier Near Novorossiysk
The Turkish-flagged bulk carrier MV Güllük was the target of a drone attack off the coast of Russia's Novorossiysk Port. It has been reported that there were no casualties or injuries among the crew while the vessel was en route to Taman. The Turkish-flagged bulk carrier MV Güllük was attacked by a drone on August 7 while sailing off the coast of …
Ukraine Seeks €220 Million EU Grant to Address Port Crisis
Ukraine Seeks €220 Million EU Grant to Address Port Crisis The Ukrainian Ministry of Agriculture has requested a €220 million non-repayable support from the European Commission to mitigate the impact of disruptions at Black Sea ports on producers. The funding is aimed at covering the interest burden of subsidized loans for small and medium-sized f…
Zhejiang Suspends 162 Ferry Routes as Typhoon Dolphin
Dolphin Typhoon: 162 Ferry Routes Suspended in Zhejiang Due to the approaching Dolphin Typhoon on China's eastern coast, all 162 passenger and ferry routes in Zhejiang have been suspended. Work has stopped on 193 marine construction projects, and 474 construction vessels have been moved to safe waters. Container terminals around Ningbo–Zhoushan an…
Russia Strikes Two Commercial Ships Near Odesa, Ukraine
Russia announced that it struck two commercial vessels in the Odesa region; Ukraine: 1 sailor killed. The Liberian-flagged Capesize bulk carrier EMIL was hit approximately 21 nautical miles off the coast of Odesa; the Guinea-Bissau-flagged MERA QUEEN sustained damage in a drone attack within or near the Odesa port complex. According to Ukrainian a…
Record $25 Million Freight Rate for Iraqi Crude Transport
According to Reuters, a record freight rate of $23–25 million has been established for the transport of 2 million barrels of Iraqi crude oil. Indian Reliance Industries has chartered a VLCC owned by Sinokor for $23–25 million to transport 2 million barrels of crude oil from Iraq. A report based on three maritime sources from Reuters indicates that…
SAIPEM 7000's Special Transit Operation in Dardanelles
SPECIAL TRANSIT OPERATION FOR SAIPEM 7000 IN THE DARDANELLES STRAIT The transit of the semi-submersible heavy lift and pipelay vessel SAIPEM 7000, which is 198 meters long, has temporarily suspended ship traffic in the Dardanelles Strait from 07:00. The platform was lowered from approximately 135 meters to about 57 meters in height by filling its …
Aqmaris Expands Ultramax Fleet in China to 12 Vessels
According to industry press, Aqmaris' Ultramax program in China has reached 12 vessels. Based in Istanbul, Aqmaris has reportedly ordered eight Ultramax bulk carriers with a deadweight tonnage of approximately 64,000 dwt from Nantong Xiangyu and has exercised two options at Wuhu Shipyard. This brings the total number of vessels in the company's Ul…
ADNOC L&S Invests $1.3 Billion in 11 Large Carriers
ADNOC L&S Invests $1.3 Billion in 11 Large Carriers ADNOC Logistics & Services has announced an investment of 4.8 billion dirhams, approximately $1.3 billion, for the acquisition of 11 vessels consisting of six VLCCs and five VLGCs. Nine second-hand ships are set to join the fleet in the third quarter, while two new VLGCs built in China will be ad…
Russian Drone Attack Targets Liberian Bulk Carrier Near
Attacks targeting commercial maritime transportation in the Black Sea continue. The Liberia-flagged bulk carrier named Emil, with a deadweight tonnage of 175,000 DWT, was attacked by Russian drones (UAVs) in an incident that occurred approximately 21 nautical miles (39 kilometers) off the coast of Odesa Port on Wednesday. As a result of the attack…
Escalating Attacks on Black Sea Commercial Ships: One Dead
Attacks on commercial vessels continue in the Black Sea: Two ships hit, one sailor killed. Attacks on commercial vessels and Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea are ongoing without pause. Reports indicate that two commercial ships were struck in attacks carried out on August 6, resulting in the death of at least one sailor. The Ukrainian government c…
Turkish Container Ship LDR Yaşar Safely Reaches Samsun Port
The Turkish container ship named 'LDR Yaşar,' which was attacked by a drone in international waters in the Black Sea, has been brought to Samsun Port. The attack caused significant material damage to various parts of the ship, but there were no fatalities or injuries among the crew. The container ship 'LDR Yaşar,' which was en route from Istanbul …
Istanbul Shipyard Launches Two New Fuel Barges for Fleet
The new generation fuel barges named PASHA 14 and PASHA 15, built by Istanbul Shipyard, have been put into service. With this delivery, the number of fuel barges constructed by the company since 2012 has reached 29. Of this fleet, 23 operate under the Turkish flag, while 6 have been exported abroad. With the addition of the new barges to the fleet…
Portugal Intercepts 5 Tons of Cocaine on Maersk Vessel
5 Tons of Cocaine Seized on Maersk Container Ship In a joint operation conducted in the Atlantic Ocean under the coordination of the Portuguese Navy and the Portuguese Judicial Police, approximately 5 tons of cocaine were seized on the Maersk-owned container ship Maersk Nokwanda. This incident is considered one of the most notable high-seas drug o…
OCEAN MARY: Barbados-Flagged Bulk Carrier Breaks Down
A Barbados-flagged bulk carrier that experienced a machinery failure while transiting the Dardanelles Strait was towed to a safe area with the intervention of the Coast Guard teams. The 119-meter-long bulk carrier named OCEAN MARY, which was en route from Yalova to Aliağa, encountered a malfunction off the coast of Gallipoli. The captain of the ve…