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A United Nations agency paused the evacuation of ships through the Strait of Hormuz after the British military reported a vessel was hit by a projectile. The action follows an attack on a ship in the region, prompting the temporary halt.

A vessel undergoing maintenance at a private yard in Kochi caught fire, causing anxiety in the neighborhood due to concerns about the presence of fuel. The vessel had conducted a trial run the day before the incident.

A court convicted 11 Indian sailors and a vessel for cocaine importation and imposed a $6 million fine following a plea bargain agreement between the prosecution and defense.

Ben Gvir, Israel's national security minister, reportedly forced his way onto a ship to film a controversial flotilla video, bypassing two officers who tried to prevent him and threatening to ruin the career of one.

The US military conducted a strike on an alleged drug trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific, killing three men. This follows a similar strike on Friday that also killed three, raising the death toll to over 200 since last year. US Southern Command confirmed the vessel was engaged in narco-trafficking operations.

A vessel sank behind a home in North Miami on Saturday, but all passengers were safely rescued before it submerged. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the cause of the sinking.

Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has significantly decreased following the departure of supertankers, with a vessel observed anchored off Sharjah, UAE on May 21.

Ukraine has requested Israel to seize a vessel it claims carries grain stolen by Russia from occupied territories, sparking a diplomatic dispute. President Zelenskyy publicly accused Israel of allowing the unloading of the disputed grain at its ports.

Pirates have seized another vessel off the Somali coast, with the UK's maritime monitor reporting at least four suspected piracy incidents in the past week, signaling an increased threat level in the region.

Crypto scammers are offering 'safe passage' through the strategic Hormuz Strait, a critical global shipping route, to extort money. At least one ship may have been successfully conned by these scammers, highlighting a growing cybersecurity and maritime fraud threat.

US military footage released Wednesday shows a strike on a vessel in the eastern Pacific, resulting in three fatalities. The attack marks the latest US military action in the region.

Sri Lanka repatriated 238 Iranian sailors, including survivors of the US torpedo attack on the Iranian vessel Iris Dena, which killed 104 people. The survivors were among those sent home following the incident.

Cruise companies are avoiding Tracy Arm in Alaska after a massive landslide in 2025 caused a tsunami and raised safety concerns. They are redirecting passengers to alternative destinations like Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier, which are described as less iconic but still scenic.

The U.S. Navy cancels a $3 billion overhaul contract for the USS Boise submarine due to cost overruns and strategic reassessment, redirecting funds to newer Virginia- and Columbia-class submarines. This decision highlights broader challenges in naval maintenance and competition with China's expanding fleet.

Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday in response to Israeli military attacks on Lebanon's Hezbollah, though two tankers still passed through the critical oil route. The strait, which carries 20% of global oil supply, saw limited movement as tensions escalate between regional powers.