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Accident/Casualty42008Misc. for Ports and Vessels37906Scrapped/Beached/Broken Up22561Sold/Decommissioned8526Charter Changed6734Pirate attack2009

IVESTOS 8

piracy

On June 27, 2024, at 0.312 a.m. the 'Ivestos 8', en route to Tianjin, was boarded by one unarmed perpetrator near Pulau Iyu Kecil in pos. 1° 10.48' N 103° 28.71' E. The attempt could be thwarted, and nothing was reported stolen.

Timsen
2024-07-03

MAERSK HANGZHOU

piracy

U.S. Navy helicopters returned fire and sank three small boats carrying Houthi militants in the Red Sea on June 30, 2024, after U.S. warships responded to a distress call from the 'Maersk Hangzhou,', which had been issued at about 6:30 a.m. LT. The vessel reported that four small boats were attacking it. The small boats, originating from Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen, fired crew-served and small-arms weapons at the 'Maersk Hangzhou', getting to within 20 meters of the vessel, and attempted to board the vessel. Helicopters from the U.S. ships -- USS 'Eisenhower' and USS 'Gravely' responded and issued verbal calls to the small boats. While the helicopters were in the process of issuing the calls, these fired upon the helicopters with crew served weapons and small arms. Service members aboard the Navy helicopters returned fire and sank three of the four small boats, killing the crews. The fourth boat fled the area. The Houthi terrorits said they lost 10 group members after U.S. forces fired on their vessels.

Timsen
2024-07-01

BELATLANTIC

piracy

On June 15, 2024, at around midnight, the 'Belatlantic' was boarded by six perpetrators at the Chattogram Anchorage, where it was moored in pos. 22° 19 N 22° 91.44 E. The attempt could be thwarted, and nothing was reported stolen.

Timsen
2024-07-03

DONGBANG GIANT NO.6

piracy

On June 25 2024, at 03.30. a.m. WIB, a theft incident occurred on the 'Dongbang Giant No. 6' in Kabil Waters, Riau. The ship sent a request for help after detecting two unknown ships approaching and two to three people boarding it. The Batam VTS immediately contacted the KN 'Tanjung Datu' which was patrolling near the position. At 05.00 WIB the patrol boat arrived on scene. The theft was carried out by two people who had managed to climb onto the ship and enter through the stern. The thieves took 44 engine spare parts from the engine room and injured one of the crew members at his hand. The perpetrators managed to escape via the stern using a lifeboat. Report with photo: https://imic.bakamla.go.id/berita/details/425/pencurian-di-atas-kapal-dongbang-giant-no-6

Timsen
2024-07-01

MSC UNIFIC VI

piracy

Houthi terrorists on July 1, 2024, claimed to have targeted the 'MSC Unific V' in the Arabian Sea. A second operation targeted the 'Delonix' in the Red Sea, marking the second attack in that region within a week. Yemen's Houthi group announced that they had conducted four military operations, targeting ships in the Red Sea, Arabian Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and Indian Ocean. The spokesperson for the group, the operations were aimed at vessels linked to the United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel.

Timsen
2024-07-02
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