Tugs & Salvage News
Cargo Ship Attacked in Omani Sector of the Strait of Hormuz
As talks between Iran and Oman on control over the Strait of Hormuz move forwards, a new attack has been reported off the Musandam...
Read More >>MSC Sends a Message on Container Fire Safety By Suing a Customer
Cargo fires rank at the top of the list of hazards aboard a modern container ship, in part because the operator has limited contro...
Read More >>Drought Makes Upper Rhine Unnavigable, Driving Barge Rates to New Record
Low summertime water levels are a routine problem for navigation on the River Rhine, especially in recent years, but the intense d...
Read More >>Biofouling From Hormuz Shutdown Poses Major Invasive Species Risk
For months, industry analysts have noted that biofouling accumulation on vessels stuck in the Arabian Gulf would be a slow-down fa...
Read More >>Report: Houthi Strike Took Saudi Refinery Offline Through Mid-August
The effects of the Houthi attack on Saudi energy infrastructure will continue on well into the next month, according to state oil...
Read More >>Turkish Bulker Heading to Russia Breaks Down and Blocks the Dardanelles
Turkish authorities briefly suspended traffic in the business Dardanelles overnight as they worked to clear a bulker bound for Rus...
Read More >>Russia May Put Mobile Fire Groups on its Grain Ships to Counter Drones
Faced with a serious threat from Ukraine's "middle strike" drone campaign in the Sea of Azov, Russian transport authorities are co...
Read More >>Casualty at Port of Tyne Caused Large Release of Plastic Nurdles
Plastic nurdle spills are among the least-desired forms of pollution for coastal states: They are difficult to remediate, persist...
Read More >>Cargo Ship Stuck for Weeks is Refloated in the St. Lawrence River
The Canadian Coast Guard confirmed that a small cargo ship that had been stuck for weeks in the St. Lawrence River has finally bee...
Read More >>Saudi Tanker Hit by Houthi Missiles in the Red Sea
Yemen's Houthi rebels have attacked another Saudi tanker in the Red Sea, a prominent maritime security analyst confirms. Martin Ke...
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