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InterManager Daily News 01.06.2026

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  1. IMO approval clears path for ammonia-fuelled ships with new safety guidelines
    The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has approved new safety guidelines for the use of ammonia as a marine fuel. The decision is expected to accelerate the development and deployment of ammonia-fuelled vessels as shipping pursues decarbonisation targets.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/29/imo-approval-clears-path-for-ammonia-fuelled-ships-with-new-safety-guidelines/


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  2. Russian crude exports: who carries the barrels?
    A new analysis examines which tanker operators transported Russian crude oil exports during the first four months of 2026. The data highlights the key players involved in moving Russian oil despite ongoing sanctions and market restrictions.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/29/russian-crude-exports-who-carries-the-barrels-jan-apr-2026/


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  3. Iraqi supertankers’ Hormuz passage signals easing of oil squeeze
    The successful transit of Iraqi supertankers through the Strait of Hormuz is being viewed as a sign that pressure on global oil supplies may be easing. Increased crude exports from the region have helped calm concerns about potential shortages and supply disruptions.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/29/iraqi-supertankers-hormuz-passage-signals-easing-of-oil-squeeze/


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  4. Mintra recognised in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026
    Mintra has been named in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work list for the third consecutive year. The award recognises the company’s commitment to employee wellbeing, engagement and workplace culture.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/29/mintra-recognised-in-the-sunday-times-best-places-to-work-2026-for-third-consecutive-year/


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  5. South Africa port authority moves ahead with LNG terminal development
    South Africa’s port authority is advancing plans for a new LNG terminal to support future energy demand. The project is intended to strengthen energy security and expand gas infrastructure in the country.

    https://splash247.com/south-africa-port-authority-moves-ahead-with-lng-terminal-development/


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  6. How to navigate Posidonia from someone who has learned the hard way
    An experienced industry participant has shared practical advice for making the most of Posidonia, one of shipping’s largest exhibitions. The recommendations focus on preparation, networking and managing a busy event schedule effectively.

    https://splash247.com/how-to-navigate-posidonia-from-someone-who-has-learned-the-hard-way/


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  7. Australia launches first strategic fleet vessel
    Australia has launched the first vessel under its strategic fleet programme designed to enhance national shipping capability. The initiative aims to ensure reliable maritime transport capacity during emergencies and supply chain disruptions.

    https://splash247.com/australia-launches-first-strategic-fleet-vessel/


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  8. Ukrainian drones strike port oil depot in southern Russia
    Ukrainian drones struck a port oil depot in southern Russia, causing damage to energy infrastructure. The attack is part of ongoing efforts to disrupt Russian fuel logistics and export operations.

    https://gcaptain.com/ukrainian-drones-strike-port-oil-depot-in-southern-russia/


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  9. Saronic Marauder: ship or boat?
    Saronic has unveiled the Marauder autonomous surface vessel designed for defence and security missions. The company says the vessel represents a new generation of unmanned maritime capability with significant operational flexibility.

    https://gcaptain.com/saronic-marauder-ship-or-boat/


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  10. AUKUS ministers commit to 2027 submarine base milestone
    AUKUS defence ministers have reaffirmed their commitment to key submarine infrastructure targets scheduled for 2027. The agreement supports deeper defence cooperation between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

    https://gcaptain.com/aukus-ministers-commit-to-2027-sub-base/