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Russia’s "Syria Express" Convoys May Be Combining Multiple AIS Tricks
After withdrawing significant military assets from Syria after the fall of Bashar al-Assad at the end of 2024, Russia appears…
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Marine World
The Satellite Imagery Revolution Reshaping Maritime Surveillance and Global Shipping
By Paul Morgan (gCaptain) – A quiet technological revolution is unfolding high above the world’s oceans, and it could reshape…
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Marine World
Iranian Tankers Go Dark Again After Three Days of Unusual AIS Transparency
Iran’s National Iranian Tanker Company fleet has returned to conducting dark operations after an unprecedented three-day period of AIS transparency…
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Iranian Tankers Go Back Into The “Dark Ages”
There was some mystery in mid-October when most Iranian-owned tankers simultaneously turned on their AIS location systems, having mostly travelled…
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Marine World
Iran’s Tanker Fleet Mysteriously Resumes Transparent AIS Transmissions After Seven-Year Blackout
Most Iranian-flagged tankers have begun transmitting properly over the Automatic Identification System (AIS) without spoofing for the first time in…
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New Warning of Numerous Reports of Global Navigation and AIS Interference
UK Maritime Trade Operations issued a new advisory after receiving an increased number of reports of interference that is impacting…
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Tanker Burning off Khor Fakkan Had Shadow Fleet Ties
One of the two vessels involved in a serious collision in the Gulf of Oman yesterday is linked to…
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S&P Global to Acquire ORBCOMM’s AIS Business to Strengthen Maritime Sector
S&P Global agreed to acquire the Automatic Identification System (AIS) data services business of ORBCOMM in a move designed…
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Study: Majority of Scotland’s Coastal Vessels Untracked Operate Without AIS
Scotland is largely operating blind in the management of its marine resources according to new research published this week as…
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Study Majority of Scotland’s Coastal Vessels Untracked, Operate Without AIS
Scotland is largely operating blind in the management of its marine resources according to new research published this week as…
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