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Claims about attack on tanker rejected
Claims that the 'Liaki Freedom' was struck by a U.S. missile, killing four Indian crew members on June 13, 2026, amplified by India Sentinel, included chilling accounts from an alleged sailor who claimed bodies had been placed in the ship's freezer after the attack, were rejected. India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) moved swiftly to debunk the reports, stating that it had spoken directly with the vessel's Master, who confirmed that all crew members were safe and that the allegations were false. India's Directorate General of Shipping also rejected the claims. According to Forward Seamen's Union of India, it has not been able to contact the ship as its Very High Frequency (VFH) radio is not responding. However, it managed to track the vessel in pos. 24°43.85 N 56°37.52 E.
Minerva Bunkers starts physical supply operations offshore West Africa
Minerva Bunkers, a global supplier and trader of marine fuels, confirmed the launch of a physical fuel supply operation in West Africa, which covers the offshore waters of the Guinea Gulf countries: Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon. The launch will complement the company's current trading operation across the region.Minerva Bunkers' 13,115-dwt double-hulled tanker Sea Lion I will supply customers with the full range of fuels. A second tanker of similar size is due to be launched before March 2016. Built in 2007, Sea Lion I has a pumping capacity of up to 1,000 MT/HR. The tanker will be fitted in the first quarter of 2016 with a Coriolis Mass Flow Meter to provide accuracy in the quantity of fuel supplied. The new meter will also provide additional assurances against any measurement inaccuracies caused by swelling during offshore supply. Source: Mercuria Energy Trading S.A.
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