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Medevac off Hawaii
The US Coast Guard medevaced an ailing crew member of the 'Ocean Gladiator' about 86 nautical miles off Hawaii on Oct 7, 2026. An MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew from Coast Guard Air Station Barbers Point hoisted the 55-year-old man at 8:35 a.m. and safely transferred him to higher medical care at Hilo International Airport. The JRCC Honolulu had received a notification at 7:50 a.m. on Oct 6 from the ship, requesting the medevac for a crew member who had been experiencing a medical condition, while it was sailing 540 miles of southeast Big Island. After conferring with the duty flight surgeon, who recommended a medevac, watchstanders established regular communications with the vessel’s crew to monitor the patient's status and planned the medevac, when the vessel was 86 miles offshore Big Island the next morning. Report with video: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/4623200/coast-guard-medevacs-cargo-ship-crew-member-offshore-hawaii/
RESCOP critizised transit of Strait of Gibraltar with ammunition destined to Israel
The 'Ocean Gladiator' has crossed the Strait of Gibraltar on Oct 22, 2025, en route from Sunny Point, where it sailed on Oct 9, to Limassol (Cyprus), with an ETA as of Oct 30. The transit through the Strait has sparked international controversy. The State Network Against the Occupation of Palestine (RESCOP) has denounced the ship's passage through Spanish territorial waters, stating that it was carrying 563 tons of ammunition destined for Israel. The organization echoed an investigation published by The Ditch, which described the operation as "the largest ammunition shipment in history." According to the publication, the ship departed from the port of Paulsboro, New Jersey, with the cargo being destined for the Israeli military supplier Elbit Systems, one of the main contractors for the Israel Defense Forces. RESCOP considered the 'Ocean Gladiator's transit a violation of international norms. The network has demanded that the Spanish government deny the ship passage through national waters and prohibit its access to port services.
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Beluga Mumbai of Beluga Group was reported as being arrested and having problems with supplies in Indonesian port, but according to the information from the Master of the vessel, Sergiy Khymenko, the reports were false. MBF received an e-mail from Master, describing situation - vessel, as of April 25, was anchored on the road Batu Ampar, Indonesia, near Singapore. Vessel and crew (19) didn’t suffer from any shortages of any kind, including bunker, and doesn’t suffer now. There is some feeling of instability, but no more than that. Vessel isn’t under arrest, and wasn’t ever detained, Maritime Bullletin reports.
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