France’s last-minute compromise with Germany on a proposal to bring the Nord Stream 2 project fully under EU energy regulations – potentially fatal to the project – will likely ensure that the controversial project will be completed.
Japan’s Kyodo news agency reports that Russian authorities have seized a Japanese crab boat for alleged illegal fishing in an area near the disputed Kuril Islands.
India’s Ministry of Defence has approved the procurement of the country’s first diesel-electric submarines that will be fitted with air independent propulsion (AIP).
Severnaya Verf has laid the keel of Gandvik-2, the second vessel under Project MT1112XL.
Russia’s Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau has proposed an export variant of the Project 21300 or Delfin (“Dolphin”) class of submarine rescue ships.
Fesco’s icebreaking dry cargo vessel Vasiliy Golovnin is now sailing towards Antarctica to deliver supplies to the scientific stations operated by India’s National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research (NCPOR).
United Shipbuilding Corporation's Khabarovsk Shipyard laid the keel for the second Project 00440 tug on Tuesday, January 29.
Vympel Shipyard has laid the keel of a new Project 19910 hydrographic vessel being built for the Russian Navy.
United Shipbuilding Corporation's Yantar Baltic Shipbuilding Plant has begun mooring trials of Leninets, a new Project SK3101R trawler/seiner being built for the Kolkhovetskaya Fishing Collective.
The Russian Navy commissioned into service the Project 12700 minesweeper Ivan Antonov on Saturday, January 26.