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Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines praise ‘zero kidnapping’ anti-piracy naval patrols
Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines have lauded the success of a 2017 agreement to conduct joint patrols and share intelligence about activities in waters in their region once prone to..
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Weekly Maritime Security Threat Assessment 28th March 22
Access the latest Triton Scout Maritime Security Threat Assessment for the week commencing Monday 28th March 2022.
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FIGHTING, FISHING, & FILMING: THE ISLAMIC STATE’S MARITIME OPERATIONS
In 2004, two US Navy personnel and one member of the Coast Guard were killed in a blast while attempting to board a boat near the Khawr Al Amaya oil terminal off Basra.
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Seafarers trapped in Ukraine facing dire conditions
As an estimated 1,500 people on about 100 ships are believed stranded in Odessa and other ports, seafarers’ charities have launched an emergency appeal.
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NIMASA, IMB Disagree Over Reason For Drop In Sea Piracy At GOG
Following the drop in the volume of pirate attacks at the Gulf of Guinea (GOG), the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) and the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) have..
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$3 million – The average cyberattack ransom payment in shipping
New research into maritime cyber security carried out by Thetius for CyberOwl and HFW showed an alarming lack of awareness and preparedness to deal with cyberattacks.
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Increased Threat of Piracy
MDAT-GOG has been made aware increased threat of piracy activity has moved to the following revised area. This Warning is now active until the 24th March 2022 0840 UTC.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard unveils unmanned ‘smart submarines'
Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard has added “smart submarines,” unmanned underwater vehicles, to its navy for the first time, state TV reports.
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