Seguridad marítima

India orders companies to avoid assigning citizens to ships in Strait of Hormuz

 

 

 

 

W. TIMES

Residents check their cellphones as they sit at a cafe overlooking commercial vessels anchored in the Strait of Hormuz, off Bandar Abbas, Iran, Sunday, July 12, 2026. (Razieh Poudat/ISNA via AP)

By Mike Glenn - The Washington Times - Thursday, July 16, 2026

The Indian government this week told shipping companies and maritime recruiting agencies not to assign its country’s mariners to commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

India’s Directorate General of Maritime Administration issued the order on Wednesday, citing the worsening security situation in the Persian Gulf amid the attacks on commercial ships.

“Recent developments in the Gulf Region, particularly in and around the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf of Oman, have resulted in multiple security incidents involving merchant vessels carrying Indian seafarers,” government

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Las banderas negras vuelven a ondear en Cádiz y el Campo de Gibraltar por vertidos y urbanismo sin freno

Europa Sur

https://www.europasur.es/campo-de-gibraltar

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Ukraine strikes Russian ships near Crimea, escalating attacks on fuel supplies

 BBC 

 

 
Ukraine's military has shared video of a naval drone strike on a Russian tanker

Ukraine's military has intensified its attacks near Russian-annexed Crimea, following up strikes on Russia's land corridor to the peninsula by targeting maritime supply routes as well.

Ukraine's drone force commander Robert Brovdi, also known as Magyar, says at least 36 ships have been hit and set on fire over the past four days in the Sea of Azov, the inland sea linked to the Black Sea by the Kerch Strait. Most belong to Russia's "shadow fleet" of commercial oil tankers, says the Ukrainian military.

The exact number is unclear as some ships may have been hit more than once and not all the strikes

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Will China’s Fujian be first carrier to carry anti-torpedo system to beat Western subs?

 

 

 

 

Defence magazine points to lightweight torpedo launcher in place of the 12-tube depth charge launchers on earlier Chinese carriers

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El capitán marítimo responde a Calzada: «Las gabarras se adaptan a la seguridad de cada puerto, no son un capricho»

Canarias 7

El responsable de Capitanía Marítima recuerda que los requisitos actuales parten de una instrucción de 2019 y llevan siete años aplicándolo

 
 
El capitán marítimo de Las Palmas, en la sede de la Capitanía. (C7)

SILVIA FERNÁNDEZ

24/06/2026 Actualizado a las 16:25h. 

El capitán marítimo de Las Palmas, Ignacio Gallego, rechazó ayer que la caída del suministro de combustible en La Luz en un 7% en lo que llevamos de año se deba a su rechazo a una gabarra que sí está autorizada en el puerto de Santa Cruz de Tenerife. De esta forma, esta embarcación se carga en Las Palmas pero suministra el fuel en Tenerife, computando en este puerto el suministro, como se queja la presidenta de la Autoridad Portuaria, Beatriz Calzada.

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