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Iran's IRGC strikes tanker in Strait of Hormuz and threatens wider maritime attacks Iran's IRGC strikes tanker in Strait of Hormuz and threatens wider maritime attacks

Iran's IRGC strikes tanker in Strait of Hormuz and threatens wider maritime attacks

Iran's Revolutionary Guard said on Friday that it set an oil tanker ablaze in the Strait of Hormuz and warned that future action against vessels it considers to be violating rules would not be limited to the narrow waterway. The force said it targeted the engine room and propulsion system of the MV Sun Shine, which it identified as belonging to Natwit, after the ship tried to use what it described as an unauthorised route through the southern part of the strait. The attack caused a fire on board, according to the statement.The Guard also said it would pursue and... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 09 Oct 2026 15:59 LONDON
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EU summit in Brussels to focus on energy prices, competitiveness, migration and enlargement EU summit in Brussels to focus on energy prices, competitiveness, migration and enlargement

EU summit in Brussels to focus on energy prices, competitiveness, migration and enlargement

The European Council will meet in Brussels on October 15, 16, 2026, under President António Costa. In a letter to member states, Costa said the summit will be held against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical uncertainty and will place strong emphasis on the economy, competitiveness and affordability. Costa said leaders need to give the Commission guidance on targeted and temporary measures to reduce the impact of high energy prices on citizens and businesses. He said the EU must continue pursuing its strategy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels while addressing short-term pressure on households and companies. He also said the... [Continue Reading]

Breaking-360LiveNews Breaking-360LiveNews | 09 Oct 2026 12:30 LONDON
Syria calls for probe as Black Sea cargo ship sinks after reported attack Syria calls for probe as Black Sea cargo ship sinks after reported attack

Syria calls for probe as Black Sea cargo ship sinks after reported attack

Syria has called for an independent and transparent investigation into the sinking of the Togolese-flagged cargo ship Alfa Watan in Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone. The appeal comes as 10 crew members remain unaccounted for, including nine Syrians and one Egyptian. Syrian authorities also questioned why search and rescue operations were halted before the sailors were found.Mazen Aloush, from Syria's port authority, asked the International Maritime Organization and Bulgarian authorities to establish why the search was called off. He said the fate of the missing crew was still unknown and urged officials to use all available technical means to locate and... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 08 Oct 2026 18:59 LONDON
Iran strikes tankers outside Hormuz in signs of expanding campaign Iran strikes tankers outside Hormuz in signs of expanding campaign

Iran strikes tankers outside Hormuz in signs of expanding campaign

Iran's armed forces struck two commercial tankers outside the Strait of Hormuz within 24 hours this week, in what appeared to be a deliberate widening of attacks beyond the narrow waterway. The incidents took place in waters off Qatar and near Fujairah in the Gulf of Oman, both outside the strait that is central to global energy shipping. The reported attacks have raised concern that maritime insecurity in the region may be spreading into a broader area.The UK Maritime Trade Operations agency said several projectiles hit the oil and chemical tanker Acers, which was flagged in Antigua and Barbuda, 51... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 08 Oct 2026 15:30 LONDON
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Strait of Hormuz shipping slows as tanker bonuses surge amid Iran war Strait of Hormuz shipping slows as tanker bonuses surge amid Iran war

Strait of Hormuz shipping slows as tanker bonuses surge amid Iran war

Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen to its lowest level since July, according to shipping data cited in the supplied material, even as some tanker captains are being offered unusually large bonuses to take the route. The development points to a widening gap between the strategic importance of the waterway and the willingness of crews to transit it under current conditions. It also suggests that the maritime disruption around the Gulf is now affecting both traffic patterns and labour costs.The supplied material says some captains are earning base salaries of as much as $100,000, plus a $50,000 bonus... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 08 Oct 2026 12:29 LONDON
Tanker hit by multiple projectiles off Qatar coast, UKMTO says Tanker hit by multiple projectiles off Qatar coast, UKMTO says

Tanker hit by multiple projectiles off Qatar coast, UKMTO says

A tanker sailing off the north coast of Qatar was struck by multiple projectiles on Wednesday, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations agency. The incident took place about 94 kilometres north of Madinat ash Shamal, within Qatar's exclusive economic zone. UKMTO said casualties were reported and that authorities were investigating the attack.The agency did not say how many people were killed or injured, and it did not identify the vessel or say where it was registered. It also did not give any indication of who may have carried out the attack. Qatar has not publicly commented on the... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 08 Oct 2026 04:29 LONDON
Iran oil transit speculation grows as exports through Hormuz stay elevated Iran oil transit speculation grows as exports through Hormuz stay elevated

Iran oil transit speculation grows as exports through Hormuz stay elevated

A new report has added to speculation over how oil continues to move through the Strait of Hormuz despite persistent security risks. Provisional data from maritime tracking firm Kpler suggests crude exports from the wider Middle East exceeded pre-war levels on four days in the final week of September, reaching between 19.5 million and 22.5 million barrels per day. The figures come as analysts continue to weigh whether the flow of tankers is being sustained by military escort, ship-to-ship transfers, or some form of payment to secure passage.The latest discussion was prompted by comments from Michelle Brohard, Kpler's head of... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 05 Oct 2026 14:30 LONDON
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