A tanker caught fire after being struck by an “unknown projectile” off Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, about 63 nautical miles west of Yanbu. All crew members were safe.
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There seems to be no letup in capacity pressures plaguing alternative Middle East hubs, after container lines extend the levy of congestion surcharges to more gateways. After Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah,…
A tanker was struck by an unknown projectile and caught fire about 63 nautical miles west of the Saudi Red Sea port of Yanbu, the UK Maritime Trade Operations agency said on August 23. The strike is…
DUBAI: A tanker struck by an "unknown projectile" caught fire off Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast on Monday, a British maritime agency said, as Yemen's Houthis target Saudi shipping after declaring a ...
Hapag-Lloyd has announced new requirements for transit shipments moving via Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to Upper Gulf destinations. Following an update from the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani), transit…
By Weilun Soon Aug 22, 2026 (Bloomberg) –Shipowners including Sinokor Group are helping Saudi Arabian crude exit the Red Sea via the safer northern route, as Iran-backed militants target the…
Oil exports from Egypt's Mediterranean port of Sidi Kerir have more than doubled. The crude is mostly from Saudi Arabia, according to Kpler.
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