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At a Glance A vessel moving narcotics and a vessel moving sanctioned crude face the same problem, which is moving without being identified, and they solve it the same way. …

At a Glance Between October 5 and 28, three U.S.-sanctioned tankers and an Iran-flagged fishing-support vessel slowed, looped, turned back, and went dark over the undersea cable corridors off Oman’s

At a Glance Gulf oil producers have gained control of a fleet of nearly 230 tankers shipping oil through the Strait of Hormuz. Tankers load dark and transit Hormuz via …

At a Glance France has boarded six suspected shadow fleet tankers since September 2025, most recently south of Réunion on October 12, 2026. The cases turned on the same question: …

At a Glance IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi said on October 19 that seven major internet cables run beneath the Strait of Hormuz and that new targets and new weapons would …

At a Glance Information advantage and allied interoperability only mean something when partners work from the same picture. Dark fleet activity crosses combatant command boundaries, so each partner

At a Glance Claims Teams Are Now Reconstructing, Not Just Investigating Claims teams in marine insurance own two things: the loss investigation and the pay-or-reject decision. In the pre-2022 enviro

At a Glance Trade data was built to answer commercial questions about flows, volumes, and counterparties, not enforcement questions about concealment. The vessel a customs agency needs to stop is …

At a Glance Hawaii and Guam concentrate Pacific undersea cable risk, and Honolulu sits directly on that infrastructure. Most cable faults are accidental, so a damaged cable alone says little …

At a Glance Russia shipped 142.7 million barrels of crude and oil products in September, with crude holding steady at about 3.7 million barrels per day. No cargo was loaded …