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Chinese Ship’s Crew Suspected of Deliberately Dragging Anchor for 100 Miles to Cut Baltic CablesNATO warships have surrounded Yi Peng 3, a Chinese bulk carrier at the center of an international probe into suspected ...
Work to recover an anchor of a ship from the late 13th century Mongolian armada that tried to invade Japan is under way off the coast of Takashima island in Matsuura, Nagasaki Prefecture.
The first American Cruise Lines ship this season will drop anchor in Charlotte Harbor on Nov. 29. Tenders will bring American ...
For more than a week, a Chinese commercial ship has apparently been forced to anchor in the Baltic Sea, surrounded and monitored by naval and coast guard vessels from European countries as ...
Before the invention of anchor chain ships used hemp rope, which often broke and put lives in danger.As the size of ships increased hemp rope anchor cables were not strong enough, and in hot ...
European investigators are saying that a Chinese commercial ship purposefully dragged its anchor in order to slash through two critical data cables, according to the The Wall Street Journal.
See the Chinese cargo ship suspected of sabotaging critical undersea cables between 4 NATO countries
Two days later, investigators established that the Chinese vessel dropped its anchor at about 9 p.m. local time, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday. But the ship continued steaming with ...
European investigators believe a Chinese-owned commercial ship deliberately dragged its anchor to sabotage the two undersea telecommunications cables cut in the Baltic Sea earlier this month.
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