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HK TUG 3

piracy

In the eastbound lane of the Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) of the Singapore Straits (SS). the barge 'HK 3883', which was towed by the 'HK Tug 3',was boarded by an unknowbn number of perpetrators, while underway northwest of Pulau Bintan on 5 Aug 2024, about 8.5 nautical miles northwest of Tanjung Tondang, Pulau Bintan, in pos. 1° 15' 43 N 104° 11' 5 E. The pirates stole scrap from the cargo.

Timsen
2024-08-19

DELTA ATLANTICA

piracy

The 'Delta Atlantica' and 'On Phoenix' got under attack in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen on Aug 13, 2024, although neither reported damage,The Houthis have not claimed responsibility. The vessels and crew in both incidents were safe and proceeding to their next ports of call. The captain of the 'Delta Atlantica' reported three incidents, including two approaches by drone boats, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) agency and British maritime security firm Ambrey and JIMC. Delta Tankers confirmed reports that the tanker and the crew were safe.

Timsen
2024-08-17

APHRODITE L

piracy

In the eastbound lane of the Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) of the Singapore Straits (SS), the 'Aphrodite L', while underway northwest of Pulau Cula on Aug 11, 2024, was boarded by two perpetrators in pos. 1° 4' 8 N 103° 4'28 E, about 2.6 nm northwest of Pulau Cula. Nothing was reported stolen, and there were not injuries.

Timsen
2024-08-19

DELTA BLUE

piracy

On Aug 8 and 9, 2024, Houthi terrorists attacked the 'Delta Blue' 45 nautical miles south of Yemen in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. On Aug 8 an RPG exploded in close proximity at 2.03 p.m. GMT. A bright light and loud noise were observed by the crew. The RPG was apparently fired from one of two small boats, each with four people on board. The master reported a further attack by missile at 10:45 p.m. GMT on Thursday, which exploded in close proximity to the vessel. A third attack followed in the early hours of Aug 9, when the ship was the subject of a suspicious approach by a small boat and an unmanned surface vessel, or sea drone, also 58 nautical miles northwest of Hodeidah. The USV approached the vessel at rapid speed and guards on board displayed their weapons. When the USV continued to approach, the security team opened fire and was able to successfully destroy the weapon. A fourth attack has since been reported on the 'Delta Blue' on Aug 9 at 05:57 a.m. GMT with a missile landing nearby. Despite the string of attacks it suffered, the vessel and its crew are still reported to be safe and proceeding to the next port of call. There was no indication that the ship was connected to either the US, the UK or Israel, which are otherwise the Houthi militia's stated primary targets. In light of the attack, The British Navy's Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO), urged all ships making the trip through the Red Harbor to be aware of any suspicious activity.

Timsen
2024-08-09

ON PHOENIX

piracy

The 'Delta Atlantica' and 'On Phoenix' got under attack in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen on Aug 13, 2024, although neither reported damage,The Houthis have not claimed responsibility. The vessels and crew in both incidents were safe and proceeding to their next ports of call. The captain of the 'Delta Atlantica' reported three incidents, including two approaches by drone boats, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) agency and British maritime security firm Ambrey and JIMC. Delta Tankers confirmed reports that the tanker and the crew were safe.

Timsen
2024-08-17
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