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France Positions Carrier in Red Sea for Potential Hormuz Security Mission

The move signals a Europe-led plan to reopen the chokepoint once ceasefire-linked talks reduce risk.

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U.S. Intercepts Sanctioned ‘Shadow Fleet’ Ship Sevan, Escorts It Back Toward Iran

Sri Lanka Repatriates 238 Iranian Sailors After Warship Strike and Breakdown

Iran Says Sri Lanka Invited Sunken Frigate as India Flies Iranian Sailors Home

France Intercepts Suspected Russian ‘Ghost Fleet’ Tanker as Stricken LNG Ship Drifts in Central Mediterranean

U.S. Mine-Countermeasure Ships Make Brief Port Calls in Malaysia During Logistics Transit

Pakistan Navy Launches Operation Muhafiz-ul-Bahr to Escort Shipping and Secure Sea Lanes

ADF Chief Says Chinese Flotilla Reached Edge of Australia’s EEZ in Signalling Deployment

Russian Flotilla Tracks Back and Forth Off Sardinia After Sicilian Transit

Iran Denies Planned Strait of Hormuz Live-Fire Drills as U.S.–Israel Coordination Intensifies

UK Orders Russian Cargo Ship Away From Bristol Channel After Loitering Near Undersea Cables

France Diverts Suspected Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker to Marseille After High-Seas Boarding

French Navy Intercepts Suspected Shadow-Fleet Tanker 'Grinch' in the Mediterranean

Russia Says Trump Approved Release of Two Crew After U.S. Seized Tanker Marinera

U.S. Nuclear Submarine Greenville Docks in Busan, First Visit Since February

Iran Seizes Foreign Tanker in Gulf of Oman Over Alleged Smuggled Diesel

Reports Say China Concentrates Roughly 100 Naval and Coast Guard Vessels Across East Asia

Australia Tracks Chinese Task Group in Philippine Sea as New Satellite Images Surface

INS Vikrant Docks in Colombo for Sri Lanka Navy’s 75th-Anniversary Fleet Review

U.S.-Led Malabar 2025 Concludes Near Guam as Quad Navies Rehearse Advanced Maritime Warfare