Nato-Russia Warplane Clash over Baltic Sea

Nato and Russian warplanes clashed above the Baltic Sea during a standoff over a suspected Russian tanker, leading to a dramatic encounter with Estonia's sea and air forces. The tanker, called Jaguar, was accused of being a Russian pawn by Britain and was ultimately anchored near Russian-controlled Gogland Island after a tense confrontation. The incident occurred ahead of direct peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, where Putin decided to snub Zelensky's challenge for an in-person meeting in Istanbul.

Clash between Nato and Russian warplanes over undercover Russian tanker in the Baltic Sea

Nato and Russian warplanes clashed above the Baltic Sea after a standoff involving an undercover Russian tanker called Jaguar. The tanker, draped in the Gabon flag but sanctioned by Britain, refused to cooperate with Estonian forces, leading to a dramatic confrontation with Russian aircrafts and Estonian vessels. The tanker ultimately anchored near Gogland Island, controlled by Russia.

Collision between Ships Off the Coast of England

The Russian national captain of a German-owned, Portugese-flagged ship has been arrested on a manslaughter charge after the ship collided with a U.S. government-contracted jet fuel tanker off the coast of England. A crewman is missing and presumed dead. The collision caused a fire on the tanker. The captain is held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. The container ship had failed safety inspections in the past. The incident raised questions about a deliberate act, but the British government leans towards an accident explanation. Environmental risks were a concern, but no significant pollution has been detected. The tanker is part of the U.S. Tanker Security Programme.

Yemen's Houthi rebels planting explosives on Greek-flagged tanker

Yemen's Houthi rebels released video of planting explosives on a Greek-flagged tanker, risking a major oil spill in the Red Sea.