US demands release of stolen property after Houthis release car carrier crew
The US branded the Houthi release of the Galaxy Leader crew as insufficient and demanded a permanent end to the group’s attacks on shipping in the Red Sea. The State Department welcomed the release of the 25-strong crew from the 5,100-ceu car carrier (built 2002) but said that the ship remained “stolen property” of the rebel group.
Around 2,500 British personnel, along with hundreds of vehicles, are moving across the continent by land, air and sea to join allies in Romania. The operation, called Steadfast Dart, aims to ...
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Romania Scrambles Jets After Airspace Breach Over the Black SeaThe Black Sea area has become a hot spot due to its proximity to Ukraine and its strategic importance for regional trade and ...
Liner operators led by MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company will continue to avoid the Red Sea until it is safe. That stance is ...
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry and military intelligence agency secured the release of three Ukrainian crew members of the Galaxy ...
The ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas stretched into a fifth day on Thursday. Humanitarian aid groups are working to ...
Norwegian car carrier operators are not rushing back to the Red Sea. Wallenius Wilhelmsen and Hoegh Autoliners remain ...
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