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The 'HAV Dolphin' with a full Russian crew that was stopped at the Volkerak locks near Willemstad in mid-May, being suspected of having deployed drones over European territory. German investigation services had warned the Coast Guard a few hours earlier that the ship had behaved suspiciously off the coast of Kiel in early May, exactly at the time that drones were spotted there. The ship was inspected by a team from Customs, the Royal Marechaussee and the police, but no drones were found. On the night June 17 May, 2025, drones appeared again, this time above the German patrol ship 'Potsdam', which at that time shadowed the Russian freighter 'Lauga' (IMO: 9111060) in the German Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ),. The drones followed the patrol ship for three hours, until just before Dutch waters. The German police were unable to determine whether the drones came from the 'Lauga', but asked the customs in Belgium, where the ship was en route, to inspect it. No drones were found there either. German investigation services have seen an increase in drone sightings over critical infrastructure, such as ports, chemical parks and military installations, for years. The German authorities have informed European investigative bodies of the events. The ships have been closely monitored since then. Both cargo ships were showing a striking behaviour. The ''HAV Dolphin' has spent a month in the port of Kaliningrad, Russia, near a naval base, and temporarily disabled the mandatory AIS during its journey. The 'Lauga' also did this during its journey across the North Sea. In addition, the cargo ship previously had visited the Russian naval base in Syria, which indicates possible ties with the Russian Ministry of Defence. The 'HAV Dolphin' left Rotterdam on May 16 and berthed in Papenburg on June 3. The 'Lauga' berthed in St. Petersburg, Russia, on June 4.

Israeli military forces intercepted the ' Barcarole' on the early morning of June 8, in international waters while it was en route to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. The ship, operated by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC), was boarded at around 3:02 a.m. CET in pos. 31.95236° N, 32.38880° E. The vessel was carrying a small cargo of humanitarian items such as rice, baby formula, food, and medical supplies. The crew, consisting of 12 international volunteers, including Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and French Member of European Parliament Rima Hassan, were detained by Israeli forces and the cargo was confiscated. Report with photo: https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/israeli-forces-intercept-gaza-bound-aid-ship-detain-greta-thunberg-crew/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwKz9CJjbGNrArP0C2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEefejFSPUSSeAhqVBrPEjgVvj7L_vNqPYCt_ZFFEmM3o3jCKMlvQYdSrZeyyY_aem__27OJIb567aOdFp4h9U47w

The 'Caledonian Isles' will undock 24 hours later than planned on June 8. The unsettled weather meant the rudder works will be completed 24 hours later than planned. High winds caused a 12-hour delay in entering the drydock. Continuing unsettled weather now meant it has taken longer than planned to install the rudders due to the impact on cranes being able to safely operate. Therefore, the current plan is to flood the dock on June 8 and exit. Necessary checks will be carried out alongside at James Watt Dock throughout the day. MCA are due to attend on June 9, before sea trials begin in earnest on June 10 for three days. This will include berthing trials at Ardrossan and Brodick. This means a phased return will begin on June 13 and continue through June 14 with a full return to timetable on June 15. The ferries 'Glen Sannox' and 'Alfred' continued to operate Troon-Brodick until June 13. All customers with impacted existing bookings between June 12 and 14 June were contacted. After the successful completion of sea trials, and on return to service, the 'Caledonian Isles' will operate to and from Ardrossan with the following timetable: June 13: Departure Ardrossan – 09:45 p.m. Arrival Brodick – 10:40 a.m. Departure Brodick – 11:05 a.m. Arrival Ardrossan – 12:00 p.m. Departure Ardrossan – 12:30 p.m. Arrival Brodick – 1:25 p.m. Departure Brodick – 1:55 p.m. Arrival Ardrossan – 2:50 p.m. June 14:: Departure Ardrossan – 09:45 a.m. Arrival Brodick – 10:40 a.m. Departure Brodick – 11:05 a.m. Arrival Ardrossan – 12:00 p.m. Departure Ardrossan – 12:30 p.m. Arrival Brodick – 1:25 p.m. Departure Brodick – 1:55 p.m. Arrival Ardrossan – 2:50 p.m. Departure Ardrossan – 3:20 p.m. Arrival Brodick – 4:15 p.m. Departure Brodick – 5:30 p.m. Arrival Ardrossan – 6:25 p.m. From June 15. the 'Caledonian' Isles' will resume its timetabled service. https://www.calmac.co.uk/en-gb/route-information/ardrossan-brodick/#/

FM: M/S NASIMA ENTEPRISE, Chittagong Port, Bangladesh. Kind Attention: Technical/ Purchasing Dept. Dear Sirs, Good day! This is Mr. Faruk Islam from "M/S NASIMA ENTEPRISE", Chittagong, Bangladesh. We are leading ship supplier & Repair company based in Chittagong or Mongla port, Bangladesh. So if you need any kind of service please feeling free contact with us. We always try to best serve for our client with very competitive price & best quality & quantity. For your kind consideration we write below our full style details & waiting your reply. Generally Supply Below: • Deck/ Engine/ Electric/ Navigation/ Medicine/ Stationary store Supply & Export. • Provision (Dry, fresh & frozen)/ Bond/ Cabin/ Salon Store Supply & Export. • Main/Auxiliary engine/ Hydraulic Pumps/ Motors/Generators & Spare parts supply & export. • Anchor Chain & Anchor/ Mooring Ropes (Nylon, Polystyrene) supply with fitting and certification. • Radar/ Turbo Charger/ Air Compressors/ Oil Purifiers supply with fitting and certification. • Bunker Oil/ Lubricants Supply & export. • Freon R-12, 22/ Acetylene/ O2/ CO2/ NO2 etc gases supply & Cylinder refilling. • Chemical, Paint & Painting materials supply & export. • Slugged oil disposal/ Garbage cleaning/ Chipping- painting & Buy Rejected goods. • Chart publication/ Nautical book supply. • Ship Agency Service & Custom Clearance of ship going goods. Repair Service Below: • Vessel main and auxiliary engine over-hauling and repair. • Steel Renewal: Side Shell, Deck, Hatch, Tank, Eng. room etc. • Cranes/Derrick/Grabs/ Hydraulics servicing. • Under water HULL, Propeller cleaning & repairing. • Air-conditioning system/ Refrigeration/ Pumps & compressor repairing. • Fabrications of all pipes & STEEL work • Hull, Pipelines & Accommodation Servicing. • Oil water Separator repairs. • Cargo Gear Repairing, Testing & Inspection with Certification. • Navigational apparatus-Radar, Gyro, Autopilot, VHF, SSB & radio repairing. • Electric motor, Pump, Generator rewinding & over-hauling. • Electrical, Automation & Specialist Welding. Safety Service Below: • Life Rafts/ Life Boats/ Life buoys/ Launching Appliances and On-Load Release Gear Testing & Supply • LSA/ FFA/ EEBD/ SCBA/ Immersion Suit supply, Service & Certification. • Fire Fighting Equipment/ Fire Hose/Fire Hose Couplings & CO2 bottles hydro test & refill & Supply. • Breathing Apparatus, Pyrotechnics, Gas detection & GMDSS Servicing and Certification. • Life Jackets, Chemical Suits, Gas Protection Suits & life saving equipments supply & Export. • All kind of Safety items (IMO Symbols, safety Lights, Respirators, Ear Muffs, Helmets etc.) supply & Export. • Vessel Annual Inspection & Testing. Expect we'll be able to a good business relationship in near future & always try to best serve to your good vessel. We are waiting for your highly appreciate and prompt reply by return. Thanks And Best Regard Md. Faruk Islam, (Tech & Ops. Dept.) M/s NASIMA ENTERPRISE 867/B, Tong Fokir Majar Lane, West Madarbari, Chittagong, Bangladesh. Telephone: +880-31-2518912, Mobile: +880-1814-365525; Email: nasimaent@gmail.com; info@nasima-enterprise.com; Web: www.nasima-enterprise.com;

On Juen 9, 2025, the hospital ship 'Eesperanza del Mar' requested the coordination with the CCS Vigo of Salvamento Marítimo for the medical evacuation of a crew member from the "Nuberu" in Vigo. The fishing vessel was conducting a bonito campaign between the Azores and the Iberian Peninsula and was due to arrive in the port on June 10.