Tag: drones

According to reports, Ukrainian forces hit the occupied port of Berdyansk with repeated drone strikes, resulting in unspecified damage.

AMSA recently announced it will no longer accept any remote survey from an RO for a ship detained in Australia.

According to news, the Houthis, supported by Iran, have asserted accountability for a dual missile assault on a freight vessel in the Red Sea on 12th February. This incident marks the most recent attack since November as they continue to enforce a blockade on the crucial trade route.

A Ukrainian security agency is said to have carried out a drone strike on a gas company facility located at a Baltic Sea port in Russia.

On 13rd January, the U.S. Central Command declared a subsequent strike on Houthi positions in Yemen, emphasizing their goal to diminish the rebels' capacity to launch missiles and drones at commercial ships in the area.

The U.S. Central Command has verified information regarding the recent assault on vessels in the Red Sea. They report that a barrage of missiles and one-way attack drones was initiated from regions in Yemen under Houthi control, characterizing the incident as a "sophisticated attack."

The Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF) published a paper, in which highlights that drones have been used as loitering munitions (LM) to attack merchant ships. This is a specific type of drone with a built-in weapon and some with the capability to loiter in an area until their target is located.

Jotun Hellas proudly introduces its groundbreaking Aerial Drone Inspection Service. This cutting-edge service involves certified and experienced Jotun Coating Advisors utilizing state-of-the-art aerial drones to conduct comprehensive outdoor and indoor inspections of vessels.

According to Dryad Global, airstrikes have been carried out in al Zawiya and at the fishing port of al-Maya, which is located 30 kilometers east of al Zawiya.

According to port of Antwerp Bruges, six autonomous drones will perform daily flights in the Antwerp port area, a world first that will make an important contribution to overall security of the complex port environment.