The U.S. Marine Corps is training with the Estonian Navy as part of BALTOPS, the largest naval exercise in the Baltic Sea, focusing on surveillance and maritime situational awareness.

Tributes continue to be paid to the three Royal Navy service members, including Britain's only female naval commando, who were killed in a tragic helicopter crash in Devon. Investigations into the accident are currently underway.

Commercial ships stranded in the Persian Gulf are quietly coordinating with the U.S. Navy to exit the Strait of Hormuz, following earlier clashes between the U.S. and Iran over commercial vessels.

The Pentagon is exploring options to have South Korean or Japanese shipyards build a US Navy vessel, as part of a broader strategy to strengthen defense ties with allies and address shipbuilding challenges amidst competition with China.

The Indian Navy is set to significantly boost its fleet this month by inducting five indigenously-built naval platforms, including two stealth frigates, a survey vessel, and two anti-submarine warfare crafts.

NATO has commenced a major military exercise in the Baltic Sea, involving 6,000 soldiers. The exercise, led by the US Navy, is set to conclude in Kiel, Germany, and aims to enhance NATO's maritime presence.

A report claims that Hegseth blocked female and minority Navy officers from promotion, despite Pentagon rules stating that officers should only be removed for professional failings impacting their new role.

An oil tanker believed to belong to Russia's 'shadow fleet' was detained by the French navy on suspicion of sailing under a false flag and has now arrived in a French port.

Iran's navy has released footage of its patrols in the Strait of Hormuz and confirmed a retaliatory missile attack on a vessel linked to US-Israeli interests, following a prior US attack on Iranian ships in the Gulf of Oman.

Chinese and US military officials held a constructive meeting in Hawaii last week, as confirmed by the Chinese Navy.

The US Defense Secretary has blocked the promotion of at least seven Navy officers, a decision that American newspapers link to the Trump administration's anti-diversity policies and disproportionately affects women and Black men.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has commended the Nigerian Navy for its seven decades of providing maritime security and for eradicating piracy in Nigerian waters. He also received the new Béninoise President Wadagni.

The Royal Thai Navy announced that the selection process for a contractor to supply a new high-tech frigate is proceeding as planned, with defense offsets being a key factor in the decision.

The Aegis destroyer Jeongjo the Great, a key vessel of the South Korean Navy, has departed to participate in the RIMPAC exercise.

The IRGC Navy announced that 28 commercial vessels were permitted to cross the Strait of Hormuz within the past 24 hours.

Iran's IRGC Navy has declared it will control all traffic in the Strait of Hormuz with full authority. The IRGC Navy reported that 20 commercial ships transited the strait in 24 hours after obtaining permission.

Ochol's journey from the newsroom to the US Navy  Daily Monitor

This article details the incredible life of Georgios A. Kakoulidis, a Pontian admiral who served in the Russian navy and became a spy during the Macedonian Struggle.

Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar, an alumnus of the National Defence Academy, Pune, has taken charge as the 48th Vice Chief of Naval Staff, having been commissioned into the Indian Navy on July 1, 1988.

The nuclear-powered USS Gerald R. Ford will export electricity from its reactors directly to Naval Station Norfolk, while the US Navy is also exploring a new program for floating nuclear reactors.

The Polish Navy is set to receive two new hydrographic ships, with a contract valued at 1.5 billion PLN funded by the EU's SAFE program, awarded to Gdańsk Shipyard.

Gap's stock fell 13% after the retailer cut its sales guidance, citing lower-than-expected performance from its largest brand, Old Navy.

The US Navy has commissioned the USS Cleveland, the latest in a series of vessels that have sparked intense debate. These ships, designed for specific purposes, have been described by some as 'small, wretched ships' and a 'failed experiment'.

The Netherlands has accused the Chinese Navy of using electronic warfare to push a Dutch frigate from claimed waters in the South China Sea, marking a new escalation in regional tensions.

As the U.S. Navy aims to increase submarine production, shipyards are reportedly losing young workers to less demanding jobs, posing a challenge to shipbuilding efforts.

Actor Vijay has met with Prime Minister Modi to express concerns regarding the arrest of Tamil Nadu fishermen by the Sri Lankan Navy.

The Nigerian Navy has pledged commitment to providing educational and health support for students in Cross River State. This initiative is part of its obligation to national development and human capacity building, with a focus on urging students to shun drugs.

The Strait of Hormuz presents a legal challenge for the German Navy, particularly concerning mine clearance operations without a mandate or consent from riparian states.

A female submariner has accused a Navy colleague, Jake Wilson, of rape at Faslane. Wilson denies the charge and has lodged a special defence of consent.

Gouveia e Melo criticized the expert report on the Navy ship Mondego, calling the process "politicized," after the report concluded the military vessel lacked necessary safety conditions.

The Italian Navy's Multi-Purpose Combat Ship Giovanni Delle Bande Nere has arrived in Singapore for a port call as part of an operational projection campaign in the Indo-Pacific region.

British naval personnel are on high alert in Gibraltar, awaiting approval for a potential mine clearance mission in the Strait of Hormuz, contingent on a possible US-Iran agreement.

Three Spanish Navy boats, stolen in Barbate during military maneuvers, have been recovered. The vessels were found emptied and folded, along with other stolen military equipment, in an area with dense vegetation.

Injured Navy veteran Michael Lammey's family received Folds of Honor scholarships, inspiring others and highlighting the sacrifices made for freedom.

A prominent mainland Chinese magazine suggests that the PLA Navy’s aircraft carrier base in Hainan is vital for the fleet’s survivability and crucial for countering US containment along the first island chain during wartime.

Her Majesty Raja Zarith Sofiah, Queen of Malaysia, has arrived in Istanbul, Turkiye, for a three-day special visit, which includes attending a Royal Malaysian Navy ship-launch ceremony.

Britain’s navy prepares to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz while waiting for a peace deal  Arab News

A U.S. Navy supercarrier has commenced operations in the Indo-Pacific region, enhancing the American military presence in the area.

Portugal's Minister of Defense, Nuno Melo, is participating in military ceremonies near the Port of Setúbal as part of the Navy Day commemorations.

A Navy veteran has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly attacking the owner of a prominent pro-Trump property in Escondido, California, with the victim's wife stating he may not survive.

Retired Navy SEAL Robert Harward, former deputy commander of US CENTCOM, has become a viral sensation on social media due to an incredibly unusual and bizarre video, sparking various speculations about his appearance.

The American nuclear submarine USS Scorpion sank on May 22, 1968, in the Atlantic, southwest of the Azores, remaining one of the greatest tragedies and mysteries of the US Navy during the Cold War.

The acting US Navy secretary said on Thursday, 'Right now we're doing a pause in order to make sure we have the munitions we need for Epic Fury – which we have plenty.'

Representatives from the Chinese and Russian navies met in Murmansk during President Putin's visit to Beijing, coinciding with large-scale nuclear exercises by Russia's Northern Fleet.

Greece has included Skaramagas Shipyards in its Strategic Investments fast-track framework and unveiled a €100 million upgrade program for the facility. The shipyard is currently engaged in structural work on a Hellenic Navy submarine and servicing LNG carriers.

Robert O'Neill, the Navy SEAL credited with killing Osama bin Laden, has publicly criticized Maine Democrat Graham Platner for what he called a 'barbaric' post trashing a wounded U.S. soldier, stating it was 'out of line.'

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has coordinated the safe passage of 31 commercial vessels through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

The Finnish Navy's new multi-role corvettes are designed to significantly improve defense against drone threats, allowing for earlier warnings and enhanced operational capabilities.

The Kyiv Independent reports on the strategies and efforts of Ukraine's Navy to defend its crucial Black Sea ports against ongoing Russian attacks. The article details the methods employed to protect vital maritime infrastructure.

Turkey has proposed a $1.2 billion military pipeline project to NATO, extending to Romania, aiming to provide a cost-efficient fuel supply for the alliance.

The Polish Navy has announced its largest expansion in decades, with plans to acquire four new missile corvettes, five transport-mine ships, two fuel tankers, and a separate logistics support vessel, all slated for service by 2039.

The history and widespread popularity of 'navy curry' in Japan are explored, detailing how the dish, introduced by Anglo-Indian officers, became a national obsession.

Old Navy's popular "glove flats" and other viral shoes are part of a Memorial Day sale, with items selling out quickly due to significant discounts.

Socialist D.C. mayoral candidate Janeese Lewis George is facing criticism for labeling youth curfews as "dangerous" amidst a rise in violent teen brawls in the Navy Yard area.

The Philippine navy's assertion of being a middle-tier maritime power in Southeast Asia, following two decades of modernization, is being scrutinized by analysts. Critics suggest the navy still lacks sufficient firepower and reach to compete with regional rivals.

CNN has reported that a fire on the largest US aircraft carrier in March was significantly more severe and damaging than initially disclosed by the Navy. A video reportedly shows the true extent of the incident.

A noncommissioned officer of the South Korean Navy died after being found unconscious during a combat readiness drill in waters near an inter-Korean border island in the Yellow Sea.

The UK's only woman naval commando was among three individuals killed in a recent helicopter crash. The Navy confirmed her death, highlighting the tragic loss.

Tributes have been paid as the Royal Navy named Lt Cdr Chris Gayson, 42, Lt Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, and Petty Officer Owen Green, 24, as the crew members killed in a recent helicopter crash.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has reportedly intervened to remove nine navy officers, including all women and some Black service members, from a promotion list, resulting in an all-male and predominantly white selection for admiralty.

The French Navy's general staff acknowledged an 'error' and removed recruitment posters dating from the Vichy regime, explaining they were intended to demonstrate the evolution of the Navy's visual communication.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was unsuccessful in court, as a judge ruled in favor of Aktuality.sk in a dispute over the use of his photograph, which Fico claimed was used without his consent on a book cover, and he had demanded an excessive amount of money.

Eurobank is continuing its long-standing support for the Greek Armed Forces by funding the renovation of the Diabetology Clinic at the Naval Hospital, contributing to the upgrade of the Navy's health infrastructure.

President Bola Tinubu reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening the Nigerian Navy’s operational capabilities during its 70th anniversary celebrations, describing it as Africa's most formidable naval force.

Pete Hegseth has blocked the promotions of Black and women military officers, citing an anti-DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) push. This action has removed these officers from the promotion list.

South Korean defense firm Hanwha has committed to a deal with Algoma Steel to supply military-grade steel for potential land defense vehicle manufacturing in Canada, contingent on Hanwha securing a submarine contract with the Canadian navy.

A Ukrainian Navy spokesman stated that Russia might eventually be compelled to use the Kerch Bridge for transporting military equipment and fuel as its reserves deplete.

The French Navy has intercepted a sanctioned Russian shadow fleet tanker, an action that Moscow has condemned as 'piracy'.

Admiral Krishna Swaminathan has taken charge as the 27th Chief of the Naval Staff, succeeding Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi. He emphasized maintaining the highest operational readiness as his top priority for the Indian Navy.

Analysts suggest the US Navy must collaborate with allies like South Korea and Japan on warship design and construction to close the fleet size gap with China, despite domestic opposition to outsourcing shipbuilding.

India's Navy Chief, Admiral Tripathi, stated the Navy is enhancing its capabilities to address a potential two-front challenge from China and Pakistan, emphasizing the goal of securing India's maritime interests.

The oldest active aircraft carrier in the Navy is making its final overseas port call before its eventual decommissioning, marking the end of an era.

The US Navy is reportedly planning to utilize a Ford-class aircraft carrier to provide power to Naval Station Norfolk, exploring innovative energy solutions for its facilities.

The Indian Navy has abandoned its highly publicized plan to rename non-officer ranks, opting instead for a unified approach across all military services.

Skaramangas Shipyards and Hyundai Heavy Industries have signed a memorandum of cooperation for the execution of projects concerning the Hellenic Navy, the Hellenic Coast Guard, and specialized commercial vessels.

Salamis Shipyards has constructed another pre-equipped block for the fourth FDI 'THEMISTOCLES' frigate, which will be acquired by the Hellenic Navy, and the block has now arrived in France.

Gap has provided an updated outlook for fiscal year 2026, projecting net sales growth of 1% to 2% and raising its adjusted EPS outlook to $2.30 to $2.40, following earlier reports of weak comparable sales for Old Navy and Banana Republic.

Lockheed Martin has successfully delivered the first ICS-enabled combat system baseline to the U.S. Navy, marking a significant milestone in defense technology.

The IRGC Navy intercepted a US tanker in the vicinity of the Strait of Hormuz, an incident reported by Tempo.co English.

The Philippine Navy formally christened BRP Rajah Lakandula (PS21), its newest Rajah Sulayman-class offshore patrol vessel, at the Naval Operating Base in Subic town, Zambales, marking a boost to its modernization efforts.

The US Navy is facing challenges in hiring and retaining young workers at its shipyards, as employees leave for less demanding jobs, raising concerns about the loss of institutional knowledge crucial for submarine production.

The Ghana Navy and the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) have escalated their operations against illegal fuel smuggling networks along Ghana's coastline, following recent interceptions and destructions in Tema and Takoradi.

The Nigerian Navy and Tantita Security Services have formed a partnership to safeguard Federal Government infrastructure in the Niger Delta, aiming to enhance national security.

The article discusses the future of the US Navy's Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program, highlighting its challenges and questioning its effectiveness, with one ship being referred to as the "last 'little crappy ship'".

The Philippine Navy's Western Mindanao Naval Command and Naval Task Force 61 successfully intercepted two smuggling attempts in Basilan and Sulu, confiscating over P113 million worth of undocumented foreign cigarettes.

A former Navy chief discussed reports of Iranian boats in the Persian Gulf and Iran's potential mine threat in the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting it might have started as a bluff.

The former head of the Navy, Gouveia e Melo, criticized a civilian expert assessment of the NRP Mondego ship, disputing its legitimacy and rejecting the conclusion that the vessel was unsafe in 2023.

The Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Idi Abbas, reaffirmed the Nigerian Navy's dedication to combating maritime crime within Nigeria's territorial waters.

Taiwan's defense minister expressed cautious optimism regarding US approval of an arms package for the island, even after a senior Pentagon official indicated the sale would be put on hold.

The US and Iran are reportedly close to a deal to end a war, with details of the proposed agreement emerging. However, Iran denies that its nuclear issue is part of a preliminary US deal and asserts that the Strait of Hormuz remains under its control, even as Britain's navy prepares to clear mines in anticipation of a peace agreement.

The Battle of the Denmark Strait, a naval conflict in World War II between the Royal Navy and the Kriegsmarine, took place on May 24, 1941, resulting in the sinking of the Bismarck.

A tragic incident in the Maldives resulted in the deaths of five Italian divers and a local Navy rescuer, drawing international attention and highlighting the significant dangers of diving in underwater caves.

The IRGC Navy announced that 25 ships successfully passed through the Strait of Hormuz within a 24-hour period.

Police concerns have prompted an investigation involving Grange, the Chinese navy, and a federal judge from a prominent family. The specific nature of the probe remains under wraps.

The acting US Navy secretary announced that a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan has been paused, citing the ongoing war with Iran as the reason for the delay.

Chinese experts suggest that all three of China’s aircraft carriers could soon be capable of operating the J-35 stealth fighter, a development expected to significantly enhance the navy’s combat capabilities.

Camilla Ness, a 40-year-old Norwegian woman, has safely arrived in Istanbul after being arrested at sea by the Israeli navy.

Two Estonian Navy vessels have been out of service since winter, limiting Estonia's rapid-response options as NATO weighs a possible Strait of Hormuz mission.

The acting US Navy chief announced that arms sales to Taiwan have been put on 'pause' due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. This decision impacts the delivery of military equipment to Taiwan amidst heightened regional tensions.

A US Navy official stated that arms sales to Taiwan are currently on 'pause,' attributing the delay to the ongoing conflict in Iran.

A Navy SEAL, known for killing Osama Bin Laden, publicly criticized an individual named Platner for a 'barbaric' social media post. The SEAL stated that Platner's comments, which trashed a soldier under fire, were 'out of line'.

A total of 441 new sailors have joined the Bangladesh Navy, taking an oath to serve the nation, marking a significant recruitment for the country's naval forces.

The French Navy frigate Amiral Louzeau was launched, incorporating hull blocks constructed by a Greek shipyard. This event marks a historic contribution by Greece to NATO defense capabilities.

Construction of all four multi-role corvettes for the Finnish Navy is underway, with the second vessel recently launched. All ships are expected to be completed by 2029.

Argentina's Navy has signed an agreement with the United States to enhance vigilance and cooperation in the South Atlantic region.

DC Police have released surveillance photos of suspects involved in a massive brawl at a Navy Yard Chipotle and are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to arrests.

The IRGC Navy has announced that an increased number of ships are transiting the Strait of Hormuz under its coordination, indicating heightened Iranian oversight in the critical waterway.

Italian aerospace company Leonardo has finalized a €320 million contract with ADSB to supply equipment for the Kuwait Navy. This significant deal strengthens Leonardo's presence in the Middle Eastern defense market.

A jury has acquitted two business executives who were accused of bribing a Navy admiral to secure a government contract. The verdict concludes a high-profile legal battle concerning corruption allegations.

Sweden plans to order four frigates from French company Naval Group in a $4 billion contract, tripling its air defense capacity as the new NATO member focuses on security threats in the Baltic Sea.

Sweden has chosen French navy frigates in a €3.7 billion deal, deepening defense cooperation between the two countries and marking a setback for the UK's Babcock, as Europe boosts military spending.

A video has emerged showing the intense effects of a fire onboard the USS Gerald R. Ford, the US Navy's most powerful warship, which forced it to return to port. Crew members reportedly faced a harrowing struggle as fire suppression measures failed.

The Nigerian Navy's NNS VICTORY, operating from a security outpost on Dayspring Island, Akpabuyo Local Government Area, has arrested and handed over a suspected militant to the State Security Service (SSS).

The Slovak Ministry of Education is increasing support for schools ahead of the 2026/2027 academic year, allocating over 28 million euros for the purchase of textbooks and workbooks, combining state budget and other resources.

The Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery in Russia’s Rostov region was struck by a Ukrainian Neptune coastal missile system.

An AJ+ documentary series, 'Direct From,' is investigating alleged connections between body donations to a US university and their subsequent sale to the navy for Israeli military training programs.

Thales has signed a €248.6 million contract with the General Directorate for Defence Investments and Armaments (GDAEE) for the upgrade of the Greek Navy's HYDRA class frigates, opening the way for the participation of the Greek ecosystem in the project.

A report indicates that at least nine officers, including three women, two Black men, and four white men, were removed from a US Navy promotion list. This decision has raised questions regarding diversity and promotion processes within the military.

Taiwan's navy will support patrols around the Taipei-controlled Dongsha Islands following a surge in mainland Chinese coastguard activity, fueling concerns in Taipei.

Ukrainian forces' drone control over roads in temporarily occupied Crimea is proving to be a greater problem for ordinary Russians than for military personnel, who continue to use these routes despite losses.

HII's ROMULUS Unmanned Surface Vessel (USV) has progressed to the at-sea testing phase for the U.S. Navy's Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel program.

US Navy aviators reported encountering a "fleet" of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) exhibiting unusual flight characteristics, sparking discussions about the nature of these objects.

An unexpected incident occurred during a Chilean Navy anti-drug campaign when a drug detection dog suddenly grabbed an admiral by his pocket in front of an audience and cameras.

No amount of crisis management training would prepare the former Naval commander how to navigate the death of her week-old baby

Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, the Indian Navy chief, discussed the US-Iran conflict in West Asia, stating it 'busted the myth of short wars' and emphasized the need for theatre commands.

Suspicions are growing regarding potential Russian sabotage targeting German warships. Investigations are underway into incidents affecting the German navy.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, met with the leadership and officers of the Naval Forces in Odesa. Discussions focused on the defense of southern regions and the production of maritime drones.

India's defence forces have released a new Joint Air Defence Doctrine, integrating Army, Navy, and Air Force to enhance aerial protection following successful operations and global vulnerabilities.

The US Marine Corps is retiring its AV-8B Sea Harrier Jump Jet, an aircraft known for its Vertical Take-Off and Landing capability, a decade after the Indian navy phased out the same model.

Toppers of the National Defence Academy (NDA) have revealed their diverse inspirations for pursuing careers in the uniformed services, ranging from films like 'Uri' to observing Navy officers.

A second contract has been signed with Ssmart, moving the Hellenic Navy's MEKO frigate modernization program closer to implementation, with Skaramangas shipyard being the next stop.

An Indian Navy personnel tragically died after falling 400 feet during a video call with a relative in Lonavala. The incident is under investigation.

Johan Lagerman, 69, is training like a Navy Seal soldier, running miles with a weighted vest in preparation for his 70th birthday, defying the typical trend of reduced exercise in old age.

An Iranian sailboat carrying a significant cargo of narcotics was intercepted in the Seychelles. The operation was conducted with assistance from the French Navy, as part of intensified efforts against drug trafficking in the Indian Ocean.

Norway's prohibition on a missile system for Malaysian warships is causing bottlenecks in the country's crucial naval modernization project, potentially hampering its capability to counter vessels encroaching on its exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea.

Poland is constructing the ORP Wicher, which will be the largest ship in the history of the Polish Navy, as part of the Miecznik program, with its launch expected this summer.

Reports are questioning whether a recent US strike resulted in the death of Ali Azmaei, the new chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy.

The Indian Navy successfully thwarted a suspected piracy attempt on a merchant vessel in the western Indian Ocean. The warship INS Kolkata was instrumental in preventing the attack.

Oil prices have seen a significant decline, driven by hopes of a potential agreement in the Middle East. Iranian media reports suggest an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a month and the departure of the US Navy from the region.

Iran's deputy political chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy stated that the possibility of war with the US is low due to the 'enemy's weakness', asserting that their armed forces are fully prepared, even as skirmishes continue.

The Nigerian Navy has urged the public to ignore misleading reports and respect the family’s privacy following the death of a female rating, dismissing false claims surrounding the incident.

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy on Tuesday said Marines present during the shooting incident at the Senate compound tested negative for gunpowder residue, as military officials maintained…

The British Navy has docked at the gateway to the Mediterranean, reportedly for a mission in the Strait of Hormuz, raising questions about potential increased involvement in the Iran crisis.

A contract worth 249 million euros was signed with Thales for the modernization of the Hellenic Navy's MEKO type frigates.

The Nigerian Navy has provided palliatives and empowerment to over 300 widows in the Niger Delta region as part of an outreach program, demonstrating its commitment to supporting military and civilian communities.

A Navy chief has reportedly undercut statements made by President Trump and Pete Hegseth regarding policy on Taiwan and Iran.

The US and Iran are reportedly close to a deal to end a war, with new details emerging that the proposed agreement involves opening a strait during a 60-day ceasefire extension. Iran continues to deny its nuclear issue is part of a preliminary US deal and asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz, even as Britain's navy prepares to clear mines.

Budget cuts are reportedly hindering Thailand's navy, which is tasked with monitoring both the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea, potentially causing it to fall behind in maritime defense capabilities.

Authorities in southern Spain are investigating the theft of three semi-rigid Navy boats, equipped with gear, from Retín beach in Barbate during military maneuvers, with drug traffickers suspected of crossing a new boundary in their challenge to the state.

The delivery of new frigates to the Belgian navy is delayed, raising concerns that the Defense could temporarily be without these vessels, according to De Morgen.

Former Navy captain Marie Gleeson has released her non-fiction book 'Be Like the Sea', chronicling her remarkable career and personal sorrows.

The IRGC Navy has coordinated the safe passage of another 35 ships through the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring maritime security in the critical waterway.

Thailand's Navy chief has stated that forces are ready following reports of Cambodian troop movements near the Trat province border.

The Valcha district of Plzeň, Czech Republic, will get its own kindergarten by 2029, offering over 70 places. The wooden structure's foundation beam was symbolically tapped during a ceremony.

The Guardian newspaper corrected an article that mistakenly stated Dokdo was administered by Japan. The correction followed complaints from Koreans in Britain regarding the article titled “Full steam ahead: How ‘navy curry’ conquered hearts in Japan.”

The Nigerian Navy has intensified its indigenous shipbuilding program, completing five locally built vessels since 2010 with three more currently under construction.

The Chief of the Indian Air Force held a meeting with the Commander of the Sri Lanka Navy to discuss matters of mutual interest.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has stated that Iran's Armed Forces are prepared to counter any potential invasion.

NATO special operations forces, including elements from the Portuguese Navy, are participating in the Trojan Footprint 2026 exercise to train responses to 'ghost fleets' and hybrid warfare scenarios.

The oldest supercarrier in the U.S. Navy is now operating in the Caribbean Sea.

Three pro-Palestine activists are set to stand trial for alleged criminal damage to a US Navy aircraft at Shannon Airport, an incident during which Defence Forces personnel briefly drew their weapons.

An article critically assesses the US Navy's new battleship project, labeling it as a potential boondoggle due to various concerns.

US intelligence reports indicate at least ten mines were discovered in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting the US Navy to clear a commercial shipping route deemed "extremely hazardous."