Ships
Coverage of Ships in the Nexus archive.
- Iran fired ‘warning shots’ at two ships in Hormuz
Iran fired warning shots at two ships transiting through the Strait of Hormuz, accusing them of breaching an announcement that the waterway was closed due to US violations of a ceasefire agreement. The ships were targeted by the navy of the Revolutionary Guards.
- Iran launches attacks on ships in Strait of Hormuz after US strikes as fears mount over war spiraling into chaos
Iran has launched attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz following U.S. strikes, raising concerns that the conflict could escalate into broader war and chaos.
- Russia bans oil exports as Ukraine strikes cause fuel shortages
Russia banned diesel exports on July 8 due to domestic fuel shortages caused by Ukraine's attacks on energy infrastructure. Ukraine is targeting ships as part of a strategy to pressure Russia economically and force negotiations.
- Strait of Hormuz transits increase as US-Iran ceasefire holds
The number of ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz has quadrupled over the past week as tankers cautiously return amid a holding US-Iran ceasefire.
- New Iranian authority charged with overseeing Strait of Hormuz asks ships to register with it even as transits are free
A new Iranian authority overseeing the Strait of Hormuz has requested ships to register with it, despite confirming that transits through the strait remain free. The announcement was reported by the Associated Press from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
- Can Ships in the Gulf Take Trump at His Word?
The article discusses the uncertainty surrounding Trump’s deal and how it affects ships deciding when to leave the Persian Gulf. It highlights the challenges ships face in navigating the situation.
- Global oil prices break below $80 for the first time since the Iran war began. Ships still aren’t passing through Hormuz.
Global oil prices have fallen below $80 for the first time since the Iran war began. Shipping data indicates significantly reduced tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Trump says ships carrying oil are moving through Hormuz
US President Donald Trump stated that ships carrying oil are moving out of the Strait of Hormuz via the Southern 'Highway,' which he described as safe and secure. He also mentioned that other travel routes exist.
- Ships Attacked in Strait of Hormuz This Week, Chevron CEO Says
Ships were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz this week, according to the Chevron CEO. The incident occurred in a strategically significant maritime region.
- Rachel Reeves tells ministers to ‘buy British’ in four key industries
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has instructed cabinet ministers to prioritize British companies in government contracts for ships, steel, energy, and AI, expressing frustration over current practices that send business abroad. A letter obtained by the Guardian reveals her disappointment with the lack of domestic procurement in these sectors.
- Rachel Reeves tells ministers to ‘buy British’ in four key industries
Rachel Reeves, the UK Chancellor, has instructed ministers to prioritize British companies for government contracts in four key industries—ships, steel, energy, and AI. She expressed disappointment over current practices of awarding contracts to foreign firms, emphasizing 'buy British' procurement policies.
- Trump Says US to Help Some Ships Leave Hormuz Starting Monday
President Donald Trump announced that the US will assist some ships in leaving Hormuz starting Monday morning, Middle Eastern Time. The statement highlights a strategic move to support maritime operations in the region.
- Mideast Urea Output Slumps With Lack of Fertilizer Ships to Load
Urea production in the Middle East has declined due to a shortage of ships to transport fertilizer. The issue is causing delays in loading and storing urea pellets at facilities.
- BTC hit $79.5k, pulled back to $77.2k, and is now sitting at $78k as oil spikes again, amid Iran seizing seizes two more ships in the Strait, during the ceasefire extension.
Bitcoin (BTC) surged to $79.5k before retreating to $77.2k, stabilizing at $78k as oil prices rose amid Iran's seizure of two ships in the Strait of Hormuz during a ceasefire extension.
- Masked Iranian forces appear to seize ships in staged video
Masked Iranian forces appear to have seized ships in a staged video, with analysis suggesting parts of the footage were filmed hours after the reported seizure. The discrepancy raises questions about the authenticity and timing of the event.
- Masked Iranian forces appear to seize ships in staged video
Analysis suggests parts of the video showing Iranian forces seizing ships were filmed hours after the reported seizure, indicating possible staging. The incident raises questions about the authenticity of the footage and the circumstances surrounding the seizure.
- Iran releases propaganda footage of their troops seizing two ships as a warning to Trump over who controls the Strait of Hormuz as peace talks hang in the balance
Iran released propaganda footage depicting troops seizing two ships to assert control over the Strait of Hormuz, issuing a warning to U.S. President Donald Trump. The action coincides with ongoing, but stalled, peace talks.
- Strait of Hormuz closed again, Iran says, as ships attacked
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz again, accusing the United States of imposing a blockade that breaches a previously agreed ceasefire. The closure and reported attacks on ships could escalate tensions between the two nations.
- Caine says 13 ships made ‘wise decision’ to turn around amid US blockade
Gen. Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, stated that 13 ships have turned around amid a U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, praising the captains' decision as 'wise'.