12 news items about "nave"

7 September 08:45

The Chinese army declared on Saturday that it intercepted and warned a Canadian frigate and an Australian destroyer that were crossing the Taiwan Strait, considering this passage a challenge to security.

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6 September 15:25

The first procurement procedure for the FAST DANUBE 2 project has been launched, which will allow the navigation of vessels on the Danube almost all year round.

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2 September 10:18

EU member states are discussing the postponement of the introduction of taxes on aviation and shipping fuels by 10 years, in the context of the energy tax reform.

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International

2 September 06:14

Nicolas Maduro accuses the USA of aiming for regime change in Venezuela through the ships deployed near the country's proximity.

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11 August 09:47

Two Chinese ships collided while chasing a Filipino boat in disputed waters in southern China.

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International

22 July 08:26

North Korea will build a new 5,000-ton destroyer, due for completion in 2026, after launching two similar ships.

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21 July 16:26

President Putin has decreed that foreign ships must obtain FSB approval to access Russian ports, with the measures being implemented immediately.

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22 June 07:45

An adviser to Iran's supreme leader has called for missile strikes on US ships and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz after the US attack on a nuclear facility.

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21 June 19:30

The Houthis in Yemen have warned they will attack US ships in the Red Sea if the US gets involved in the Israeli-Iranian conflict.

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International

17 June 10:27

A ship collided with two other vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, the incident was not security-related, according to Ambrey.

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25 February 14:41

MApN plans to purchase ships, drones and tugs for the Romanian Naval Forces in 2025.

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3 February 13:23

The damage to the Sweden-Latvia submarine cable in the Baltic Sea was an accident, not an act of sabotage, according to an investigation by the Stockholm prosecutor's office.

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