Latest news and articles about maritime piracy from NEX English
Vladimir Kuleshov, the first deputy director of the Russian Federal Security Service's border service, claims NATO countries are engaging in 'maritime piracy' in the Baltic Sea. This statement reflects rising tensions between Russia and Western nations.
Anwar Gargash, the UAE Minister of State, condemned the attack on an ADNOC tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, labeling it as "maritime piracy." This incident raises concerns about maritime security amid escalating regional tensions.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Nasser Kanani, announced that the United States has admitted to committing acts of maritime piracy against Iranian vessels. This acknowledgment comes amid rising tensions in the region.
On Tuesday, US Marines boarded the commercial vessel 'Blue Star 3' in the Arabian Sea after suspecting it was heading to Iran. The ship was released after confirming it was not bound for Iranian ports.
International and local efforts are underway to secure the release of 16 Syrian sailors kidnapped while aboard a cargo ship off the coast of Somalia. This incident highlights the increasing security challenges in the region.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has stated that the seizure of oil tankers in international waters by the United States constitutes an act of maritime piracy. This action is seen as a violation of international law that negatively impacts maritime security.
The Mika Center in Brest, France, part of the national navy, has unveiled advanced techniques for monitoring maritime incidents. The center focuses on real-time analysis of maritime events, from piracy in the Horn of Africa to GPS data jamming.