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Splash247
security February 28, 2026

Houthis Threaten Red Sea Shipping After Iranian Strikes

The Houthis from Yemen have announced plans to resume attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, ending a four-month pause, as reported by Splash247. This escalation follows recent US and Israeli strikes on Iran, with BIMCO advising caution for ships linked to US or Israeli interests.

gCaptain
ports February 27, 2026

Corpus Christi LNG Terminal Expansion Boosts U.S. Export Capacity

The U.S. has reinforced its position as a leading global LNG exporter with the recent authorization of a 12% expansion at Cheniere Energy's Corpus Christi terminal, as reported by gCaptain. This move, signed by U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, highlights America's ongoing influence in the global LNG market.

Corpus Christi (US)
gCaptain
security February 27, 2026

Unidentified Drone Shot Down Near French Carrier in Malmo

An unidentified drone was shot down near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which was docked in Malmo, Sweden. French Foreign Minister described the incident as a 'ridiculous provocation' if Russia was involved, as reported by gCaptain.

Charles de Gaulle (aircraft carrier) Malmo (SE)
gCaptain
operations February 27, 2026

Russian Tanker Sea Horse Diverts Amid U.S. Naval Blockade

The tanker Sea Horse, carrying 200,000 barrels of Russian gas oil, has diverted from Cuba and is now adrift in the North Atlantic, exacerbating Cuba's fuel crisis. This development comes as the Trump administration's naval blockade in the Caribbean deters shipments to the island, as reported by gCaptain.

Sea Horse (tanker)
Seatrade Maritime
regulations February 27, 2026

NatPower Warns of UK Shore Power Policy Flaws

Seatrade Maritime reports that NatPower has expressed concerns over the UK's shore power policy, citing structural commercial model flaws and high industrial electricity prices as potential obstacles to maritime electrification. These issues could undermine efforts to advance cold ironing technology in the region.

gCaptain
security February 27, 2026

U.S. Seeks Permanent Seizure of Tanker Skipper and Oil Cargo

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a civil forfeiture complaint to permanently seize the tanker Skipper and its cargo of Venezuelan crude oil, valued at approximately $150 million. This action is part of Washington's intensified efforts against oil shipments linked to Iran and Venezuela, as reported by gCaptain.

Skipper (tanker)
gCaptain
market February 27, 2026

Supertanker Dominance in US Gulf Amid Growing Oil Bet

A shipowner's strategic move in the oil tanker market has resulted in control over a significant portion of supertankers available to collect American oil next month, as reported by gCaptain. This development highlights the increasing influence of this entity in the maritime oil transportation sector.

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