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Data shows that the number of vessels using Hormuz has dropped to just two.
Vessel traffic in the Strait of Hormuz plummets, with only two ships reported, raising security concerns amid recent incidents.
TotalEnergies offshore project in Suriname to start production in mid-2028
TotalEnergies aims to start offshore oil production in Suriname by mid-2028, a major step for the country's energy sector.
Officials in the US claim that two vessels bound for the US were allegedly compromised by hackers.
Two US-bound vessels were allegedly compromised by hackers, prompting a joint operation by the US Coast Guard and FBI in the Gulf of Mexico.
Finland conducts ship boarders at sea to prevent undersea sabotage
Finland orders drills to prevent underwater sabotage as incidents in the Baltic Sea threaten critical infrastructure.
Marine fuel supply squeeze eases as the market adjusts to prolonged Hormuz disruption
Marine fuel supply stabilizes as markets adapt post-Hormuz disruption, easing earlier shocks despite sustained high prices.
