Gulf Oil Flows Recover to 15 Million Barrels a Day — But Hormuz Traffic Remains Under Pressure

Oil exports are recovering across the Arabian Gulf as alternative pipelines and export facilities help offset continued disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. However, vessel movements through the strategic waterway remain far below normal levels. Oil flows from the Persian Gulf region have reportedly recovered to approximately 15 million barrels […]

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MU Weekly Free E-Magazine – VOYAGE 16

MU Weekly Free E-Magazine – VOYAGE 16 is Out Now! Stay up to date with the latest maritime news, safety updates, regulatory developments, industry trends, and practical insights for seafarers and maritime professionals. Read the PDF below to explore this week’s edition and stay informed about the key developments shaping […]

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Captain’s Weather Desk – WK- 11 | PRECIPITATION

PRECIPITATION – Understanding Different Forms of Water from the Atmosphere Precipitation is one of the most important weather phenomena affecting maritime operations. It influences visibility, navigation, cargo handling, deck safety, and vessel stability, particularly in cold weather. Understanding how different forms of precipitation develop enables mariners to interpret weather conditions […]

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Black Sea Shipping Crisis Deepens as Major Operators Halt Russia Port Services

The security situation in the Black Sea has taken another dramatic turn after two major shipping operators—Russia’s state-owned Fesco and Turkish regional carrier Kalyon—announced the suspension of all services to Russia’s Black Sea ports following a series of Ukrainian drone attacks on merchant vessels. The decision marks a significant disruption […]

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