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Israel Intercepts Gaza Aid Flotilla, Says Greta Thunberg Safe And Healthy
Israeli naval forces on Wednesday intercepted a flotilla carrying aid to Gaza, ending its latest bid to break an Israeli blockade of the war-battered Palestinian territory.
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PepsiCo, The Beverage Company, Was Once A Naval Superpower With Warships
In one of the strangest business deals in history, PepsiCo briefly became the owner of a small Russian Naval Fleet. Over three decades ago, the company acquired 17 submarines, a cruiser, and several warships.
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Israeli Military Launches Attack On Houthis In Yemen's Hodeidah Port
Israel said its forces struck Yemen's Hodeida port on Monday in the latest attack targeting Houthi rebels, with a security official from the Iran-backed group reporting a dock destroyed.
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Iran Made Preparations To Mine Strait Of Hormuz: US sources
The Iranian military loaded naval mines onto vessels in the Persian Gulf last month, a move that intensified concerns in Washington that Tehran was gearing up to blockade the Strait of Hormuz following Israel's strikes on sites across Iran.
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Indian Navy Comes To Aid Of Oman-Bound Vessel On Fire, Indian Crew On Board
Pulau flagged MT Yi Cheng 6 was going from Kandla in Gujarat to Shinas, Oman when it made a distress call on Sunday.
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Shipping Industry In Middle East On High Alert After US Strikes On Iran
Yemen's Houthi rebel group issued fresh threats against American commercial and naval ships.
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From Bahrain To Qatar, A Look At Key US Military Bases In Middle East
Amid tensions spiralling in the Middle East, Iran has warned of "severe consequences" for the United States after the US military joined Israeli forces to strike three nuclear sites in Iran early on Sunday.
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"If You See This...": Greta Thunberg's Last Video Before Israel Stops Ship
The Israeli troops have taken control of the British-flagged charity vessel Madleen, which had tried to break a naval blockade of the Gaza Strip.
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China Flexes Military Muscle With East Asian Naval Activity: Report
China deployed large number of naval and coast guard vessels near Taiwan, the southern Japanese islands and the East and South China Seas, exerting pressure on the whole of the first island chain amid global geopolitical uncertainties.
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Navy Inducts Traditionally Built Stitched Ship, A Recreation Of 5th Century Vessel
The Indian Navy on Wednesday inducted a traditionally built stitched ship as INSV Kaundinya, at a ceremony held at the strategically located Karwar naval base in Karnataka.
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On International Women's Day, Indian Navy Salutes 2 Women Officers Circumnavigating Globe
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2025, the Indian Navy shared a video showcasing the journey of two women officers who are currently sailing in the South Atlantic Ocean aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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Private Sector Must Lead Defence Manufacturing Sector: Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh said India is going through a revolutionary phase of transformation, and the country's fighter jets, missile systems, naval vessels are not only protecting our borders but are also becoming the centre of attraction for the entire world.
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Marco Rubio Says "Absurd" For US Government Vessels To Pay In Panama Canal
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Thursday it was "absurd" for US naval vessels to pay to transit the Panama Canal, after Panama's president denied an agreement on free passage.
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2 Indian Navy Women Officers Cross Point Nemo, Earth's Most Remote Location
Two female officers from the Indian Navy touched a new milestone on Thursday as they crossed Point Nemo - the most remote location on Earth - aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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Indian Navy Submarine Collides With Fishing Boat Off Goa, 2 Fishermen Missing
An Indian fishing vessel with a crew of 13 collided with an Indian Naval submarine near the Goa coast, officials said today.
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Israel Intercepts Gaza Aid Flotilla, Says Greta Thunberg Safe And Healthy
Israeli naval forces on Wednesday intercepted a flotilla carrying aid to Gaza, ending its latest bid to break an Israeli blockade of the war-battered Palestinian territory.
-
PepsiCo, The Beverage Company, Was Once A Naval Superpower With Warships
In one of the strangest business deals in history, PepsiCo briefly became the owner of a small Russian Naval Fleet. Over three decades ago, the company acquired 17 submarines, a cruiser, and several warships.
-
Israeli Military Launches Attack On Houthis In Yemen's Hodeidah Port
Israel said its forces struck Yemen's Hodeida port on Monday in the latest attack targeting Houthi rebels, with a security official from the Iran-backed group reporting a dock destroyed.
-
Iran Made Preparations To Mine Strait Of Hormuz: US sources
The Iranian military loaded naval mines onto vessels in the Persian Gulf last month, a move that intensified concerns in Washington that Tehran was gearing up to blockade the Strait of Hormuz following Israel's strikes on sites across Iran.
-
Indian Navy Comes To Aid Of Oman-Bound Vessel On Fire, Indian Crew On Board
Pulau flagged MT Yi Cheng 6 was going from Kandla in Gujarat to Shinas, Oman when it made a distress call on Sunday.
-
Shipping Industry In Middle East On High Alert After US Strikes On Iran
Yemen's Houthi rebel group issued fresh threats against American commercial and naval ships.
-
From Bahrain To Qatar, A Look At Key US Military Bases In Middle East
Amid tensions spiralling in the Middle East, Iran has warned of "severe consequences" for the United States after the US military joined Israeli forces to strike three nuclear sites in Iran early on Sunday.
-
"If You See This...": Greta Thunberg's Last Video Before Israel Stops Ship
The Israeli troops have taken control of the British-flagged charity vessel Madleen, which had tried to break a naval blockade of the Gaza Strip.
-
China Flexes Military Muscle With East Asian Naval Activity: Report
China deployed large number of naval and coast guard vessels near Taiwan, the southern Japanese islands and the East and South China Seas, exerting pressure on the whole of the first island chain amid global geopolitical uncertainties.
-
Navy Inducts Traditionally Built Stitched Ship, A Recreation Of 5th Century Vessel
The Indian Navy on Wednesday inducted a traditionally built stitched ship as INSV Kaundinya, at a ceremony held at the strategically located Karwar naval base in Karnataka.
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On International Women's Day, Indian Navy Salutes 2 Women Officers Circumnavigating Globe
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2025, the Indian Navy shared a video showcasing the journey of two women officers who are currently sailing in the South Atlantic Ocean aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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Private Sector Must Lead Defence Manufacturing Sector: Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh said India is going through a revolutionary phase of transformation, and the country's fighter jets, missile systems, naval vessels are not only protecting our borders but are also becoming the centre of attraction for the entire world.
-
Marco Rubio Says "Absurd" For US Government Vessels To Pay In Panama Canal
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Thursday it was "absurd" for US naval vessels to pay to transit the Panama Canal, after Panama's president denied an agreement on free passage.
-
2 Indian Navy Women Officers Cross Point Nemo, Earth's Most Remote Location
Two female officers from the Indian Navy touched a new milestone on Thursday as they crossed Point Nemo - the most remote location on Earth - aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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Indian Navy Submarine Collides With Fishing Boat Off Goa, 2 Fishermen Missing
An Indian fishing vessel with a crew of 13 collided with an Indian Naval submarine near the Goa coast, officials said today.
