John Fredriksen’s Frontline has agreed to sell two 2017-built VLCCs for $270m, cashing in on firm tanker values at $135m per ship. The New York- and Oslo-listed owner said it expects the vessels to…
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Yemen's Houthis say they attacked oil tanker off Saudi coast Yemen's Houthis said on Wednesday that they had attacked a Saudi oil tanker with missiles off the coast of the Saudi port city of…
ALBAWABA - Houthi group military spokesperson Yahya Saree announced Wednesday morning that the Yemeni Armed Forces targeted a Saudi oil tanker called "Wafaa" in the Red Sea with ballistic…
Iran says deal with Oman would not immediately reopen Strait of Hormuz Iran's state broadcaster IRIB reported that an agreement between Iran and Oman on shipping routes would not immediately reopen…
Emirati logistics operator DP World has completed its first end-to-end shipment of finished vehicles in Europe. The company made the automotive delivery from Zeebrugge, Belgium…
An Indian-flagged cargo vessel sunk yesterday in a suspected Houthi attack in the southern Red Sea, adding another casualty to the growing list of merchant ships caught up in the conflict off Yemen.…
Samudera has launched its new Khor Fakkan India Express (KIX) service, strengthening container shipping connections between western India and the Gulf. The service is scheduled to commence in…
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