Indian sailors on a vessel off the coast of Oman sent frantic calls for help, reporting a hole in the bottom of their ship and that it was sinking after a US missile strike.

Four Indian sailors, who were blocked for ten months on the Mongolian-flagged cargo ship Azra C in Turkey due to a drug trafficking investigation, have finally returned to their homes.

NPR has investigated cases of deported Filipino sailors who claim they were falsely accused of possessing child sexual exploitation material without evidence, with almost none facing charges or prosecution.

Miguel Esteves Cardoso's chronicle, titled 'The Wall and the Wind,' offers a philosophical reflection on the nature of change and direction, using the metaphor of wind guiding sailors.

Researchers from the University of Waterloo have used DNA from skeletal remains to identify four sailors from the ill-fated Franklin expedition's Arctic crew, one of history's most catastrophic Arctic disasters.

Iran has announced the release of 10 Indian sailors who had been detained since 2025.

Sailors who perished in an ill-fated Arctic mission with no survivors have been identified through DNA analysis, shedding new light on the historical tragedy.

Indian sailors are increasingly risking their lives working at sea due to the ongoing Middle East conflict, with one recounting a deadly attack he escaped by diving into the ocean.

The USS Ford has returned home to a hero's welcome after a nearly year-long deployment that saw its sailors through two conflicts, a fire, and sewage system problems.

Tehran sailors were released after US forces boarded an Iranian tanker, an incident that occurred amid heightened tensions over a Gulf blockade.

A 'furry friend' is reportedly providing assistance to sailors, though the specific nature of its help is not detailed. The animal's role is highlighted as beneficial to the naval personnel.

FBI Director Kash Patel is facing new scrutiny following reports that he participated in a snorkeling excursion around the USS Arizona memorial site in Hawaii, which contains the remains of over 1,000 navy sailors and marines.

A call has been made to bring sailors home, indicating a situation or deployment that has prompted public or political concern for their return.

Families of 10 Pakistani crew members held by pirates in a ship hijacking off Somalia are protesting, demanding government action for their safe recovery as the incident enters its 23rd day.

Qatar has condemned the hijacking of an oil tanker carrying Egyptian sailors, which was reportedly seized in Yemeni territorial waters and taken toward Somali waters near the Puntland region.

Pakistani seafarers held captive by pirates have issued an urgent plea for rescue, reporting critical shortages of food, medicine, and drinking water. Their families are appealing for immediate intervention.

Pakistani sailors held captive by Somali pirates have issued a desperate appeal for help, stating they have no water left. They report surviving on boiled rice once a day and being forced to drink dirty water used by their captors.

Indian sailors have shared their harrowing experiences of enduring nights of missile attacks while navigating near the Strait of Hormuz.

Senator Marco Rubio reportedly stated that ten sailors died due to conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

UKMTO warns of high danger in Hormuz due to military operations, while Trump announces action to rescue neutral ships.

The Notre-Dame du Mont quarter in Marseille is highlighted as a diverse and convivial urban area, best enjoyed on its tree-lined terraces with gourmet food and live jazz. The area, named for its neoclassical church, was historically a site for sailors.

Approximately 20,000 sailors are reportedly stranded and unable to move near the Strait of Hormuz due to its closure, highlighting the human impact of the geopolitical situation.

Piracy off Somalia has seen a surge, with over a dozen sailors, primarily from Pakistan, being held, as naval forces are reportedly diverted due to the US-Israeli war on Iran.

Norwegian and Danish royal ships have arrived in Stockholm ahead of the King's 80th birthday celebration, though tourists only saw sailors as the royal couples will be flown in.

Montenegrin sailors held on a ship by Iranian forces are reportedly in good physical and psychological condition, with no immediate security threats, according to Goran Idrizović from the Ministry of Maritime Affairs.

Two Indian sailors, Ankit Kumar and Sagar Chand, along with Egyptian national Zeyad Taha, sustained minor injuries after their vessel was hit, according to the shipping directorate’s report.

Associated Press transmitted footage from the Iranian state agency Fars, which shows the ship Francesca carrying four Montenegrin sailors.

Montenegrin Ministry of Maritime Affairs is in contact with MSC regarding its ship Francesca, which was seized by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

Thousands of sailors are reportedly stranded in the Strait of Hormuz due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, with some describing their fear as projectiles fly and explode dangerously close to their…

The Sri Lankan government is reviewing a plan aimed at facilitating global maritime employment opportunities for its retiring sailors.

Strait of Hormuz: "Stable targets" 20,000 sailors - Trapped for two months with no way out

Croatian Prime Minister Plenković announced that the government is prepared to assist approximately 190 Croatian sailors currently located in the Strait of Hormuz. The statement comes amid heightened tensions in the region.

The US aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln feeds approximately 5,100 sailors and aircrew daily, preparing over 17,300 meals, and operates on a repeating 21-day menu cycle.

Sri Lanka has repatriated 238 Iranian sailors, including survivors from the IRIS Dena, which remains anchored in Trincomalee port with its future undecided.

Families of US soldiers serving on warships have shared images of what they describe as paltry and inadequate meals, raising concerns about troop welfare.

A fire erupted on the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower while it was undergoing shipyard maintenance, resulting in injuries to three sailors. The incident marks another fire on a US Navy supercarrier.

The Icelandic Seamen's Union has called off a planned strike by cargo ship sailors, which was set to begin on April 12, though a dockworkers' strike remains scheduled.

Sailors need a union safety net too  The Star

North Macedonia has issued new certificates for ship captains and sailors for the first time since 2005, following necessary legal and sub-legal changes made in cooperation with the port captaincy and the Ministry of Transport.

Spotted: 3,500 US Marines, sailors under USS Tripoli mini-carrier group now sailing in Indian Ocean: CentCom  Gulf News

The American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford has arrived at the Suda naval base in Crete for repairs following a fire on board on March 12, which injured two sailors and prompted investigations into its cause.

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) successfully rescued five Thai crew members from a burning cargo ship off the coast of Kota Tinggi.

Unii armatori greci continuă să-și trimită cargourile să traverseze strâmtoarea Ormuz în ciuda războiului din Orientul Mijlociu, a declarat marți pentru AFP Nicolas Vernicos, armator descendent…

Iran is reportedly seeking the repatriation of its sailors currently in Sri Lanka.

The search for three missing sailors from the sunken tugboat Astana in Romania's Midia port has been suspended. Divers are unable to enter the vessel, requiring a special operation to raise the ship.

‘Vessels are becoming like jails’: Concern mounts for sailors stranded in Persian Gulf  The Straits Times

Over 250 Iranian sailors, including survivors of a torpedoed ship, are being held in protective custody by Sri Lanka, which is uncertain about their fate despite Iran's demands for their return.

A naval blockade of Tehran has left approximately 40,000 sailors stranded in the Persian Gulf, with many reporting fear and dwindling supplies as they witness the war unfold from their ships.

Countries are proposing a safe corridor for the withdrawal of 20,000 sailors from the Gulf, where hundreds of ships have anchored since Tehran's actions.

The government is prepared to implement additional support measures if necessary, given the evolving situation in the Middle East, according to Prime Minister Wong.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has secured the conviction of 10 Filipino sailors and their merchant vessel, MV Nord Bosporus, over the importation of 20 kilograms of cocaine into Nigeria through the Apapa seaport in Lagos. The post 20kg Cocaine Shipment: Court convicts 10 Filipino Sailors, vessel, imposes $6m fine appeared first on Vanguard News.

Sailors who do not wish to sail into war-designated zones have the right to disembark, the head of Cypriot maritime union OMEPEGE-SEK-SEK said on Wednesday, as an emergency meeting of the…

A Chinese man has converted a maritime radio into a 'Family Voice Station,' enabling stranded sailors to communicate with their families amidst the ongoing Middle East tensions and limited communication options.

Požar koji je izbio na nuklearnom nosaču aviona USS Gerald R Ford prošle sedmice trajao je više od 30 sati prije nego što je ugašen, ostavivši stotine američkih mornara bez mjesta za spavanje i…

The The New York Times reports that conditions were far from ideal following a fire that broke out last week while the aircraft carrier was in the Middle East The post New York Times: Fire burned for…

A total of 168 ships with Greek interests, carrying 160 Greek sailors, remain in the Persian Gulf, Strait of Hormuz, and Gulf of Oman, as stated by Deputy Minister of Shipping and Island Policy Stefanos Gkikas.

On Friday, the Spring Equinox, students, educators, sailors, and scientists will participate in an experiment to experimentally verify the Earth's sphericity, following the method of ancient Greek mathematician Eratosthenes.

Five Montenegrin sailors, among 44 in the Middle East war zone, have requested evacuation assistance from the government in Podgorica.

Midia Marine Terminal has announced the start of installation for structures to refloat a tugboat that sank in March, an incident that resulted in two deaths and three missing sailors.

The Castletownbere RNLI lifeboat 'Annette Hutton' was deployed to rescue stranded sailors after their vessel experienced an engine fire in rolling seas.

Due to formal reasons, the network of free sewage pump-out stations for yachts on the Great Masurian Lakes Trail will not be operational this season, meaning sailors will have to pay for waste disposal.

Montenegrin sailors aboard the MSC Francesca, which was seized by Iranian forces in the Hormuz Strait, are reported to be well, maintaining contact with their families, and provided with basic conditions for their stay.

Latvian sailors participated in a challenging 'V.I.P' quiz, testing their knowledge on historical figures like Krišjānis Valdemārs and medieval Riga's maritime terms.

Indian sailors are reportedly continuing to work on merchant shipping routes despite the ongoing Iran war, driven by the promise of well-paid jobs and risking their safety at sea.

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.

Swedish sailors were quickly rescued after sending a mayday signal, with authorities crediting the use of mobile phone lights for their swift discovery.

Two individuals were involved in a boating accident where their vessel capsized for unknown reasons. One of the sailors has been flown to the hospital for treatment.

Researchers have identified the remains of four sailors from the 1845 Franklin Arctic expedition through DNA analysis, comparing their DNA with samples from living descendants.

New research using DNA has confirmed the identities of four more sailors from the ill-fated Franklin Expedition, bringing the total identified to six, including the captain of HMS Erebus.

The trial of a Saudi prisoner accused of masterminding the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole, an attack that resulted in the deaths of 17 American sailors, has been postponed just weeks before its scheduled start.

The article highlights the perilous experiences of sailors working on 'ghost' oil tankers operating under sanctions, who found themselves in the line of fire despite considering it a regular job.

Approximately 20,000 sailors are reportedly trapped in the Persian Gulf, facing difficult conditions. The articles highlight the human aspect of this situation, focusing on the individual they turn to for help.

Families in Norfolk, Virginia, are awaiting the return of approximately 15,000 sailors and Marines as the USS Ford continues a deployment that has lasted over 10 months, highlighting the strain on military families.

The Pakistan Navy and Pakistan Maritime Security Agency provided humanitarian assistance to six Indian nationals among sailors stranded aboard an Indian offshore vessel in the Arabian Sea.

Brightly colored jellylike marine life, known as 'Velella velella,' are appearing by the thousands on California beaches. Scientists explain that this phenomenon occurs every few years due to strong winds blowing in the right direction.

An article delves into the reasons behind the reputation of Swiss sailors as some of the best in the world, examining factors contributing to their success.

Pakistan's Foreign Office announced it is in contact with the Somali government concerning a hostage crisis involving Pakistani sailors aboard an oil tanker hijacked by pirates last week near the Somali coast.

Newly uncovered records are providing additional details and insights into the story of German sailors who managed to escape to Iceland.

JAMES Cook was an 18th-century English maritime explorer.

Twelve sailors remain trapped on a ship in Cape Verde for months, with unpaid wages and their documents held by the employer, following the judicial seizure of the Portuguese-owned fishing vessel.

Thousands of sailors are reportedly stranded in the Persian Gulf, facing difficult conditions.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has registered 29 attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, with its Secretary-General warning that there is "no safe transit" and appealing for the urgent release of 20,000 detained sailors.

Two Croatian sailors aboard a ship seized by Iranians have been reported to be doing well, according to their union. This update provides reassurance regarding their condition after the vessel was boarded.

Croatian Prime Minister Plenković has appointed HDZ member David Sopta to ACI, despite Sopta having been dismissed from Jadrolinija following the deaths of three sailors in a tragedy on Lošinj.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has issued a public tender to recruit 400 soldiers and sailors for a two-year contractual military service, set to begin on June 1st.

The US Navy has issued a warning to its sailors, advising them to secure their social media accounts against potential online threats originating from Iran.

The US Navy has addressed rumors of food shortages on its warships in the Middle East, including the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli, by releasing photos of fresh meals served to sailors.

Approximately 20,000 sailors of various nationalities are reportedly trapped due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, with reports of panic, missile strikes nearby, and food shortages on some vessels.

Families of US Navy personnel have expressed concern over severe food shortages on warships stationed in the Middle East, leading to low morale among sailors.

New pictures and details have surfaced, offering a glimpse into the daily life, including the menu, for sailors and Marines serving onboard US warships during a naval blockade.

Four soldiers were injured in Zaragoza, Spain, after a vehicle accident during maneuvers at the San Gregorio Training Ground, prompting the Spanish Association of Troops and Sailors to request information from the Ministry of Defense.

20,000 sailors trapped in Hormuz. "Even if they open it, we will refuse to sail"

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a ship that was intentionally burned to ashes by 300 sailors, leaving behind a bizarre puzzle for researchers to solve.

A new report indicates that Iran's recent missile strikes have compelled 1,500 US sailors to evacuate Bahrain, highlighting escalating tensions in the region.

Thousands of sailors are reportedly trapped in the Persian Gulf war zone amidst the ongoing conflict with Iran, desperately seeking assistance.

The Latvian Maritime Administration is continuously monitoring the situation for 22 Latvian sailors currently on ships in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz region.

In Annapolis, Maryland, people gather annually to burn their winter socks, a decades-old tradition that unofficially marks the start of the Chesapeake Bay sailing season and welcomes warmer weather.

Eight Indian sailors, who had been held by Iran since last December, are now on their way home. Details of their release were not immediately available.

Procedures have begun to refloat a tugboat that sank in the Black Sea near Midia, with representatives announcing that searches for the three missing sailors from the "Astana" may be resumed.

Approximately 20,000 sailors in the Persian Gulf are concerned for their safety amidst geopolitical tensions, with shipping companies offering high-risk bonuses and rationing provisions as global logistics costs increase with each day of conflict.

A total of 183 Croatian sailors are currently located in the Persian Gulf region, amidst ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Families of sailors missing after the tugboat Astana sank in Midia Port protested, alleging the vessel was not authorized to perform the maneuver that led to the incident.

'We were attacked': Hormuz sailors in perilous waters  Jordan Times

The USS Gerald Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, sustained a fire that injured sailors and damaged 100 beds, marking the latest in a series of accidents as it heads towards Crete.

A Federal High Court in Lagos has imposed a $6 million fine on 10 Filipino sailors and their vessel for importing 20kg of cocaine into Nigeria.

Der Einsatz des Flugzeugträgers «Gerald R. Ford» dauert immer länger. Das hat Folgen.

Iranians begin mass funeral for sailors martyred in US attack  PressTV

A total of 34 Greek-flagged vessels are currently operating in the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf, according to Deputy Maritime Affairs and… Parliament: Update on…

Iran Navy Chief warns of “deadly retaliation” after sailors killed off Sri Lanka  Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

The Directorate General of Shipping has facilitated the safe repatriation of 286 Indian seafarers from the Gulf region so far, including 33 repatriations in the past 48 hours, the government said on…

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Dar has called his Somalian counterpart to request the swift release of Pakistani sailors currently held hostage off the coast of Somalia.

Pakistan's maritime minister announced that the government is 'actively working' to secure the release of Pakistani sailors held captive by Somali pirates. Contacts have been made with Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Pakistan’s ambassador in Somalia to facilitate their return.

A mass grave containing the remains of 119 sailors who drowned in 1801 after HMS Invincible sank off Happisburgh, Norfolk, may be exhumed due to the threat of coastal erosion exposing the remains.

Pavlin Nadvorni is among only 158 solo sailors who have successfully navigated Cape Horn, the southernmost point of South America, under sail with stops.

Sailors have reported experiencing significant stress and exhaustion after being trapped for months due to a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. The prolonged situation has taken a toll on their well-being.

Researchers have successfully identified the remains of sailors who perished during an ill-fated Arctic expedition that left no survivors.

Indian sailors are reportedly continuing to work on merchant shipping routes despite the ongoing Iran war, driven by the promise of well-paid jobs.

A feature story highlights a ship built in 1930 that trained over 10,000 sailors, now resting in Yokohama, Japan.

Three Iraqi sailors have gone missing in the Gulf waters while traveling on a route between Iran and the UAE, prompting concerns for their safety.

Hundreds of commercial ships are reportedly trapped in the Persian Gulf due to ongoing conflict in the Middle East, facing severe maintenance problems from high temperatures and marine life, leaving 20,000 sailors "imprisoned."

The 57th edition of La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec sailing race commenced on Sunday at 10:30 AM from Perros-Guirec, with 36 sailors embarking on the challenging multi-stage event set to conclude in early June.

A video has surfaced showing Pakistani sailors appealing for help after 26 days in captivity by Somali pirates. Their families are protesting in Karachi and have warned of a hunger strike ahead of Eidul Azha if no action is taken.

Over 20,000 sailors, including French crews, are experiencing a tense daily life in the Strait of Hormuz, marked by missile threats, evacuation drills, and water rationing, as the maritime passage remains paralyzed by the ongoing Middle East conflict.

Researchers have successfully used DNA analysis to identify four sailors who perished during the ill-fated 1845 Franklin expedition, which sought to find the Northwest Passage.

The Romanian Agency for Saving Human Life at Sea intervened in Constanța Port to rescue three Egyptian sailors from a Palau-flagged vessel who required medical attention.

Several French navy agents are under judicial investigation following reports of racist remarks and endangering rescued migrants aboard a state-chartered vessel in the Pas-de-Calais. The allegations highlight concerns about the treatment of migrants during rescue operations.

A clash between US forces and an Iranian commercial ship has resulted in ten sailors wounded and five missing, according to an Iranian official. Reports indicate the US Navy attacked the vessel during an overnight incident.

Researchers have confirmed the identities of four additional sailors lost during the ill-fated 1845 Franklin Expedition, resolving a century-long debate.

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State media has confirmed that Iranian sailors have successfully returned to their home country following an evacuation operation that brought them to Pakistan.

Az amerikaiak lefoglaltak egy hajót a Hormuzi-szorosnál, ezután az elnök elmondta: ha Irán „rosszul viselkedik”, az USA újabb légitámadásokat indíthat az ország ellen.

Fifteen Bangladeshi sailors have safely returned home, 82 days after their ship sank off the coast of Phuket, concluding a long ordeal.

Researchers have identified a bus-sized carnivorous octopus, a creature that haunted sailors' nightmares for centuries, which lived long before the appearance of humans and overturns a widely accepted theory.

German sailors who were on board a merchant ship off the coast of Iceland when World War II broke out fled and came ashore in Reykjavík. This is discussed in a lecture today.

A Russian superyacht, stranded in the Persian Gulf due to the Middle East war, sailed a group of Filipino sailors through the dangerous Strait of Hormuz, the Philippine government reported.

Approximately 2,400 sailors are facing prolonged uncertainty, trapped on over 105 tankers in the Strait of Hormuz following the closure of the critical maritime artery.

A developing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has led to an estimated 20,000 sailors becoming trapped in the Gulf. The situation highlights the ongoing tensions in the vital shipping lane.

According to US Central Command (CENTCOM), three US Navy aircraft carrier strike groups are currently operating in the Middle East, with their sailors and marines consuming over 12,000 eggs daily.

Iran has seized two ships and transported them to Bander Abbas, prompting international concern and checks on the wellbeing of the sailors. Iranian authorities also released video footage of the operation.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has seized two container ships in the Strait of Hormuz, reportedly in retaliation for a US seizure, with crews including Croatian and Montenegrin sailors reported safe.

Lawyers representing rebellious sailors in Portugal are protesting the inclusion of a military judge, a captain, in the judicial panel, citing his lack of legal training. While the law permits this, the defense argues against it.

An untold story reveals Norwegian sailors worked amidst one of the world's worst oil disasters and still suffer from unknown health effects due to what they inhaled.

US sailors have shared photos depicting grim and unappetizing meals served aboard warships, raising concerns about the quality of provisions for military personnel.

Midia Marine Terminal has announced the selection of a contractor for the salvage operation of the tugboat Astana, which sank a month ago, with the priority being the recovery of the bodies of the missing sailors.

A minor fire erupted on the American aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower during its overhaul, resulting in minor injuries to three sailors. The fire was quickly extinguished, and it is yet unknown if it will delay the ship's return to service.

Approximately 20,000 sailors, mostly Asian, are reportedly stranded on ships in the Strait of Hormuz for weeks, facing humanitarian challenges due to the ongoing US-Iran tensions.

A new theory suggests that extreme shift schedules led to crew fatigue among the Titanic's sailors, potentially causing them to spot the iceberg too late. The article explores this human factor as a possible reason for the ship's tragic sinking.

The wreckage of the Danish warship Dannebroge, sunk by Nelson in 1801 during the Battle of Copenhagen, has been discovered in Denmark, with an estimated 50 sailors having lost their lives.

The Montenegrin city of Ulcinj celebrates its Municipality Day, which traditionally symbolizes the start of the season, the end of the olive harvest, and the departure of sailors to sea.

American sailors from the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier were reportedly charged 17 euros for a single souvlaki (pitogyro) while visiting Chania, Greece, sparking local discussion about pricing for foreign visitors.

The situation for crews trapped in the Strait of Hormuz is becoming critical, with approximately 2,000 ships and 20,000 sailors reportedly stranded, raising fears of a humanitarian crisis.

On March 26, 2010, the 1,200-ton South Korean Navy vessel Cheonan sank off the country’s west coast near the maritime border with North Korea, resulting in the deaths of 46 of the 104 sailors on board.

President Trump has claimed Iran was 'probably involved' in the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole by Al Qaeda, which killed 17 U.S. sailors, prompting a judge to order a search for related records.

French soldiers have completed an amphibious exercise in Cyprus, which was conducted as part of technical training involving both French and Cypriot sailors and soldiers.

As President Trump's ultimatum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz continues, Iran's escalating threats are impacting Gulf energy sites and raising significant concern for sailors stranded in the Persian Gulf, with one Chinese seafarer even building a radio station to help them connect home.

‘Vessels are becoming like jails’: Concern mounts for sailors stranded in Persian Gulf  The Straits Times

Search operations for three missing sailors from the sunken tugboat ASTANA in the port were resumed but subsequently suspended due to adverse weather conditions.

‘We were attacked’: Hormuz sailors in perilous waters  The Daily Star

The $13bn warship is in dire need of repairs following fire onboard which left sailors injured and destroyed hundreds of sleeping quarters, while the toilet system is said to have broken down

Thousands of Iranians gathered in Tehran around the coffins of officials reportedly killed in American-Israeli strikes, also paying tribute to 84 sailors from a torpedoed Iranian frigate.

The NDLEA arraigned the 10 Filipinos and their vessel before the Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday on charges of trafficking 20 kilogrammes of cocaine. The post Court convicts 10 Filipino sailors, vessel of cocaine trafficking in Lagos appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Iran's navy chief has threatened 'deadly retaliation' following an incident where a US submarine allegedly sank the warship IRIS Dena off Sri Lanka's coast, resulting in the deaths of 87 sailors.

Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis stated that Greece does not intend to get involved in the war, emphasizing that the safety of Greek sailors and ships in the Gulf is the country's top priority.

The Greek Ministry of Shipping has announced a significant increase in unemployment benefits for sailors, with the new regulation nearly doubling the allowance to up to 600 euros.

The Ford is now entering its 10th month of deployment after arriving in the Middle East from the Caribbean.

20 Thai sailors return home after vessel attacked in Gulf  The Straits Times