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InterManager Daily News 23.06.2026

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  1. Easterly Clear Ocean Tranche I Delivers Strong Investor Returns Following Strategic Exit of Remaining Vessels
    Easterly Asset Management announced that its Clear Ocean Tranche I investment strategy has generated strong returns for investors after the successful disposal of its remaining vessels. The company said the exit reflects favourable market conditions and disciplined asset management across the tanker segment.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/22/easterly-clear-ocean-tranche-i-delivers-strong-investor-returns-following-strategic-exit-of-remaining-vessels/


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2. US-Iran Deal To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz But Full Container Shipping Recovery At Least Three Months Away
A new agreement between the United States and Iran is expected to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic, easing pressure on global shipping markets. However, analysts warn that container shipping operations are unlikely to return to normal before at least three months due to vessel repositioning, insurance concerns and lingering security risks.

https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/22/us-iran-deal-to-reopen-strait-of-hormuz-but-full-container-shipping-recovery-at-least-three-months-away/


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3. Braemar Joins The Sustainable Shipping Initiative
Shipbroker Braemar has become the latest company to join the Sustainable Shipping Initiative, strengthening industry cooperation on decarbonisation and environmental goals. The company said participation in the initiative aligns with its long-term strategy to support sustainable transformation across global shipping.

https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/22/braemar-joins-the-sustainable-shipping-initiative/


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4. BIMCO Shipping Number Of The Week 108
BIMCO’s latest “Shipping Number of the Week” examines key developments affecting maritime trade and freight markets. The report highlights how geopolitical tensions and changing trade patterns continue to influence vessel demand and operational strategies across several shipping sectors.

https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/22/bimco-shipping-number-of-the-week-108/


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5. Mercy Ships Completes Three Years Of Life-Transforming Impact In Sierra Leone
Mercy Ships has marked three years of humanitarian medical operations in Sierra Leone, delivering surgeries, healthcare training and medical support to thousands of patients. The organisation said its work has strengthened local healthcare capacity while providing critical treatment for people lacking access to specialist care.

https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/22/mercy-ships-completes-three-years-of-life-transforming-impact-in-sierra-leone/


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6. Lila Global Books 68% Paper Gain On VLCC
Lila Global has secured a substantial paper profit estimated at 68% after fixing a very large crude carrier in the current strong tanker market. The deal highlights continued strength in crude tanker earnings amid ongoing geopolitical disruptions and shifting oil trade flows.

https://splash247.com/lila-global-books-68-paper-gain-on-vlcc/


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7. Venezuelan Crude Exports More Than Double
Venezuela’s crude oil exports have more than doubled as the country increases shipments to key international buyers despite continuing sanctions-related challenges. The sharp rise reflects stronger production levels and changing global energy trade dynamics following recent geopolitical developments.

https://splash247.com/venezuelan-crude-exports-more-than-double/


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8. UKMTO Receives Report Of Tanker Incident Southeast Of Al Shihr, Yemen
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations agency has received reports of a tanker-related security incident southeast of Al Shihr in Yemen. Authorities are investigating the situation while vessels operating in the area have been advised to exercise caution and maintain heightened security measures.

https://gcaptain.com/ukmto-receives-report-of-tanker-incident-southeast-of-al-shihr-yemen/


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9. Aluminum’s War Shock Blunted By Dark Transits And Chinese Supply
Global aluminium markets have been partially shielded from wartime disruptions due to increased use of “dark fleet” shipping routes and expanded Chinese supply. Analysts say alternative transport networks and strong Chinese exports have helped stabilise prices despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.

https://gcaptain.com/aluminums-war-shock-blunted-by-dark-transits-and-chinese-supply/


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10. Bulk Carrier Struck In The Black Sea And A Ferry In Crimea – Ships Under Attack
A bulk carrier operating in the Black Sea and a ferry in Crimea have reportedly come under attack amid escalating regional tensions. Maritime security concerns in the region continue to grow as shipping companies monitor risks to vessels, crews and trade routes.

https://www.seanews.co.uk/safety/bulk-carrier-struck-in-the-black-sea-and-a-ferry-in-crimea-ships-under-attack