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Commanders from Lebanon’s Hezbollah organisation and Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) are apparently on the ground in Yemen, actively supervising and coordinating Houthi attacks on […]

Chile became the world’s first country to ratify the Global Ocean Treaty that aims to conserve marine biodiversity in international waters and preserve 30% of the […]

In an interview with the Russian Outlet Izvestia, a senior Houthi official announced that Russian and Chinese ships could safely cross the Red Sea as long […]

The United States destroyed three anti-ship missiles launched by Houthis in a fresh round of attacks carried by the U.S. against the Group amidst heightening tensions […]

On January 2, the first large-scale project in the United States, Vineyard Wind 1, provided the first power to the Massachusetts grid, marking a significant milestone […]

The Indian Navy states that one of its guided-missile destroyers on Thursday rescued the crew of a U.S.-owned vessel, which was attacked by Yemeni Houthi rebels […]

A US-owned bulk carrier flying the Marshall Islands flag stated that four unmanned aerial vehicles (abbreviated UAVs) approached as well as circled the vessel approximately 87 […]

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce said that it was tracking the developments in the Red Sea in response to the escalating scenario there, and the nation […]

The Iran-backed Houthis launched two anti-ship ballistic missiles at a U.S.-owned tanker vessel late on Thursday that hit the water close to the vessel but caused […]

The U.S. Coast Guard and commercial salvors from Parker Diving and Salvage have successfully collaborated to remove petroleum products and hazardous pollutants from the sunken WWII-era […]