GPS jamming hit 124,235 vessels in Q3 2026 and half of Hormuz transits ran dark. How claims teams reconstruct what happened ...

Maritime domain action in the Indo-Pacific depends on allies sharing one all-source picture of dark fleet activity that plugs ...

Trade data tells you what was declared. Maritime intelligence tells you what’s hidden. Here’s what customs agencies actually ...

Sanctioned tankers carried 55% of Russia’s September oil exports as EU-owned ships retreated to the Baltic and Russia flagged ...

Undersea cable security around Hawaii and Guam is decided before a fault. See how vessel behavior and all-source intelligence give commanders early warning.

Gulf Marine is a leading marine lubricants supplier to the global shipping industry, engaging with a wide range of vessels every single day. That global footprint brings volume. And with volume comes ...

A tanker struck off Qatar marks the first Gulf attack outside Hormuz since Sept. 9, as freight soars and oil producers offer steep discounts to secure sales.

Chinese Survey Grids Converge on the Guam and Japan Cable Corridors Two Chinese state-linked vessels have spent September running structured survey grids over separate transpacific subsea cable ...

The targets changed. Early in the war, Iran attacked ships of all types across the Middle East Gulf and Gulf of Oman. In Q3, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps concentrated on tankers using the U.S ...

Between May 27 and August 27, 2026, Windward tracked a Barbados-flagged product tanker of roughly 40,000 deadweight tonnes across two anchorage clusters at opposite ends of the Strait of Hormuz.

In late August 2026, a Mali-flagged general cargo vessel left an Albanian port, declared Egypt as its destination, and switched off its AIS transponder in open water off eastern Libya. For 25 days and ...