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Australia's Port Hedland completed the first ship-to-ship bunkering of green ammonia, and ammonia-powered bulk carriers loaded iron ore to China Source consistent
2026-11-09 · Check 6/6 items elements
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The European Parliament's Environment Committee vetoes the entry of two Indian ship-breaking yards into the EU list, and beach-breaking ship-breaking has become a focus of controversy Source consistent
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Container ship caught fire in South Atlantic, most of its cargo is expected to be lost, but the ship has not yet arrived at the port of refuge Source consistent
2026-11-05 · Check 8/8 items elements
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317 ships were attacked in the Black Sea in half a year, and NATO deployed additional patrol aircraft and anti-drone Source consistent
2026-11-04 · Check 10/10 items elements
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Lloyd's Register: Alternative fuel ship orders account for 47% of orders on hand, and bunkering ports are far from keeping up. Source consistent
2026-11-04 · Check 12/12 items elements
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Hanwha Philadelphia Shipyard wins US$269 million US Navy medium-sized landing ship contract Source consistent
2026-11-03 · Check 9/9 items elements
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Four oil tankers caught fire and exploded in the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran said one of them hit a mine Source consistent
2026-11-01 · Check 2/2 items elements
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Port of Los Angeles/Long Beach strike threat suspended, talks extended to November 4 Source consistent
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Wallenius Wilhelmsen adds 4+8 LNG dual-fuel car carriers at Jinling Shipyard, approximately US$1.5 billion Source consistent
2026-10-31 · Check 4/4 items elements
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Oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz was attacked by a frogman's magnetic mine, escalating the threat to shipping Source consistent
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Black Sea drone attacks escalate: Greek container ship sunk off Bulgaria Source consistent
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Wallenius Wilhelmsen adds 4+8 LNG dual-fuel car carriers, totaling approximately US$1.5 billion Source consistent
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Los Angeles, Long Beach Port Joint Study: LNG and methanol are the most viable alternative fuels in the near to medium term Not checked
2026-10-29
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Ship attacks in the Strait of Hormuz escalate, with engine rooms becoming the main target Source consistent
2026-10-21 · Check 2/2 items elements
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Hormuz Crisis｜Iran said the proposal to "reopen the strait within 7 days" is still valid, and launched 4 more attacks over the weekend The original text is incomplete and has not been verified
2026-10-19 · Check 0/1 items elements
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Two oil tankers hit mines and caught fire in Strait of Hormuz Source consistent
2026-10-18
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U.S. lawmakers demand removal of port inspection privileges for COSCO Shipping’s ships Source consistent
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Strait of Hormuz: Attacks on merchant ships hit record high, US claims "control" of the strait Source consistent
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There are signs of loosening of shadow fleet sanctions, and the UK reverses the increase on the same day Source consistent
2026-10-16
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Six ships were hit in the Strait of Hormuz in a single day, and attacks on merchant ships accelerated Source consistent
2026-10-13
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EU includes major Russian shipyards in new round of wide-ranging sanctions Source consistent
2026-10-13
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Risks in the Strait of Hormuz escalate again: two oil tankers were hit one after another, and the United States cracked down on merchant ships that broke through the blockade Source consistent
2026-10-12 · Check 5/6 items elements
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South Korean container ship completes country's first Arctic-Europe commercial round trip Source consistent
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Port of Los Angeles throughput hits record high in a single month in September Source consistent
2026-10-11 · Check 5/5 items elements
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[Persian Gulf Security] Second ship attacked in three days Source consistent
2026-10-10 · Check 2/2 items elements
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U.S. sanctions 22 more Iranian "shadow fleet" oil tankers Source consistent
2026-10-09
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Supertankers flock to the Middle East, exacerbating global shipping capacity shortage Source consistent
2026-10-09
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The drone attack on merchant ships in the Black Sea escalated, and for the first time the attack penetrated the economic zone of a NATO member state Source consistent
2026-10-07
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Five more attacks on ships occurred in the Strait of Hormuz within a week, and the US military blockade continued to escalate Source consistent
2026-10-06 · Check 2/2 items elements
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FBI and U.S. Coast Guard investigate: Oil tanker propulsion system hacked Source consistent
2026-10-06 · Check 1/1 items elements
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Attacks in Strait of Hormuz heat up sharply: at least 6 ships hit in one week The original text is incomplete and has not been verified
2026-10-05 · Check 1/7 items elements
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Change in Iraq's oil export strategy: Arrange VLCC to bypass Hormuz Source consistent
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[Security·Geography] At least 6 ships were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz within a week Source consistent
2026-10-03
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Oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz were attacked one after another, and the threat level remained "serious" Source consistent
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Liner companies will return to Suez route on a large scale starting in October Source consistent
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