According to CETCOM U.S. forces have directed 27 vessels to turn around since commencement of the blockade against ships entering or exiting Iranian ports. On footage is NITC VLCC Laden.
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 11 hours ago
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The oil refinery in the Russian city of Tuapse by state-owned company Rosneft on fire
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 22 hours ago
Two landing assault warships attacked in Crimea
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 18 hours ago
A strong offshore earthquake 7.4-7.7 magnitude has just struck northern Japan. Hokkaido port ships evacuation because of tsunami warning
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 14 hours ago
Turning around Iranian ship in Strait of Hormuz
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 1 day ago
Bezos posted footage showing Blue Origin’s New Glenn booster executing a precise landing burn and smoothly touching down on the recovery vessel Jacklyn in the Atlantic during its third flight.
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 1 day ago
Audio of Indian Crude Oil Tanker (SANMAR HERALD) Which Was Attacked By Iranian Navy
u/Similar_Whole5626 — 1 day ago
A recent “man overboard” incident involving the cruise ship Carnival Splendor happened in April 2026 off the coast of Queensland, Australia.
• A male passenger in his 70s went overboard while the ship was sailing from Moreton Island toward Sydney. 
• CCTV footage indicates he climbed over a safety railing and jumped. 
• His family reported him missing, which triggered an emergency response onboard. 
Search and rescue
• The ship turned around and authorities launched a large search operation involving aircraft, helicopters, and vessels. 
• The search covered a wide ocean area (\~30 km offshore), but the man was not found. 
• After extensive efforts, the search was eventually suspended. 
Additional context
• Tragically, earlier the same day, a 67-year-old woman from the same cruise died during a snorkeling excursion near Moreton Island. 
• Cruise operator Carnival confirmed both incidents and said it is supporting the families and cooperating with authorities. 
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 1 day ago
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They are calling you a seafarer but your dream was to be a Spiderman
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According recent satellite image Kharg Island oil terminal is not loading any tanker and they are awaiting on anchorage
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 1 day ago
Channel 16 broadcast message from IRGC Navy Command
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 3 days ago
Tankers reported been fired from IRGC gun boats
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 3 days ago
Mass turn around almost every ship attempting to cross a Strait of Hormuz
u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 — 3 days ago