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Red Sea Internet Cables Disrupted; Did Yemen’s Resistance Forces Take Action?
Sea news – On Sunday, internet connectivity across parts of Asia and the Middle East was severely disrupted. Reports indicate that several subsea cables in the Red Sea, near Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, were damaged. The outages affected major…
Turkey Bans Israeli-Linked Ships from Its Ports
SeaNews – International Service – Turkish port authorities have banned the docking of ships linked to the Israeli regime at ports across the country. The decision, implemented through immediate directives without a formal announcement, has…
Houthis Ensure Safe Passage of Ships in the Red Sea with New Guidelines
Sea News – International Desk – In a significant and new development, the Ansar Allah movement (Houthis) has officially issued a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), providing a transparent framework for the passage of ships in waters…
If Israel continues its crimes, vital internet cables in the Red Sea will face destruction.
Sea News – Analysis — With the continuation of unprecedented crimes by the Zionist regime against the people of Gaza, Yemen's Houthi resistance movement is likely to take extensive measures against vital regional infrastructure,…
Significant Bunker Price Gaps Persist Across Global Ports
📍 SeaNews | July 28, 2025-New data on global bunker fuel prices as of July 28, 2025, shows continued sharp discrepancies across major ports worldwide. The report compares prices for three key marine fuels: HSFO (High Sulphur Fuel Oil), MGO…
Russia and Kazakhstan Launch $6.4 Billion Dredging Project to Save Northern Caspian Offshore Oil…
The water level of the Caspian Sea has fallen to its lowest point in recorded history, particularly affecting the northern parts of the sea. This unprecedented decline has severely restricted the navigability of traditional shipping routes…
Red Sea: From Soaring Insurance Premiums to Exclusion of Israel-Linked Ships from Insurers’…
According to SeaNews, quoting Reuters, shipping insurance costs for transiting the Red Sea have surged significantly following recent attacks by Yemen's Houthis on two vessels linked to Israel, which resulted in the…
The Sea Holds the Capacity to Bridge the Development Gap in Underprivileged Regions
Part Two of Dr. Masoud Polmeh’s Interview, Secretary-General of the National Association of Shipping, on IRINN’s “Economic Desk” Program
Vessel Identity Fraud in the Persian Gulf and Red Sea؛ Western Countries in a Maritime Security…
Sea News – International Desk – Amid rising regional tensions and growing costs of aggression, vessels from Western countries have resorted to an unprecedented and illegal tactic to safeguard their passage through the Persian Gulf and Red…
Red Sea Sees 60% Surge in Ship Traffic Following Decline in Houthi Attacks
SeaNews – International Desk – Ship traffic through the Red Sea has surged by nearly 60% since August 2024, now reaching 36 to 37 vessels per day, according to Vice Admiral Vasileios Gryparis, commander of the EU’s Operation ASPIDES naval…