The aircraft carrier USS Lincoln will make a port call in Thailand for rest and recreation, ending a modern record of over 200 consecutive days at sea following a grueling Middle Eastern deployment.

A popular myth suggests that the dark-haired and dark-skinned inhabitants of the Shetland Islands are descendants of sailors from the Spanish Armada Invencible.

A Panama-flagged bulk carrier has sunk off the eastern coast of India, leading to the rescue of two Chinese sailors while 22 others remain missing.

All 22 Indian seafarers aboard two foreign-flagged vessels that were hijacked by pirates off the coasts of Yemen and Somalia have been confirmed safe, according to India's External Affairs Minister.

A ship carrying 21 Indian sailors came under attack by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz. This incident raises concerns about maritime security in the critical waterway.

Six Pakistani sailors who were injured in a Houthi attack in the Red Sea have safely returned to Pakistan, while the bodies of two others have been repatriated. This was confirmed by Dar.

US Treasury yields have reached multi-decade highs as the national debt approaches $40 trillion, prompting economist Charlie Bilello to criticize government spending as 'like drunken sailors'.

India's education ministry has directed the National Testing Agency (NTA) to audit its exam process following renewed calls for the agency's dissolution. The report also briefly mentions Indian sailors being pressured to sail through the Strait of Hormuz.

The US Centcom commander has highlighted mental health issues among sailors during long periods of service at sea, with reports of multiple attempts to jump overboard from a US aircraft carrier.

CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper publicly commended the resilience of the USS Abraham Lincoln's crew, who have been at sea for over 200 days. This praise follows reports of deteriorating living conditions and mental health among the sailors.

Admiral Brad Cooper, head of U.S. Central Command, praised sailors on the USS Lincoln but acknowledged the difficulties of its nearly nine-month deployment. He noted that mental health issues were lower than on other vessels.

Families of US sailors deployed on warships during the Iran war have expressed fury at Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth for allegedly dismissing their experiences and calling them liars. One mother questioned why her son's country wasn't serving him.

Nikos Dendias marked Assumption Day as a day of faith for Orthodoxy and a time to honor the fallen sailors of the cruiser 'Elli'. His statements paid tribute to both the religious significance and the historical sacrifice.

A US aircraft carrier is en route to relieve the USS Lincoln after reports of significant issues on board, including food shortages and broken plumbing, which have led some sailors to consider jumping overboard.

American soldiers are reportedly suffering from extreme exhaustion and mental distress after spending more than 250 days continuously at sea. Some personnel have allegedly expressed desires to jump overboard due to the prolonged deployment.

Psychological stress and conditions aboard a US aircraft carrier have become so severe that sailors have attempted to jump overboard, with one crew member's wife stating he hopes not to wake up.

Democrats are demanding answers regarding reports that sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier are attempting to go overboard to escape squalid living conditions.

Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Dar has ordered intensified diplomatic engagement to secure the safe and early release of ten Pakistani sailors held hostage by Somali pirates. The government is committed to bringing the hostages home.

Sailors off the coast of Spain frequently encounter orcas damaging their boats, and now one animal has reportedly been shot, leading to concerns about escalating conflict between humans and nature.

A report indicates that sailors attempted to jump off a US warship during a long deployment related to the Iran war.

Katendrecht, Rotterdam's historic sailors' quarter and former red-light district, has been reinvented as a vibrant cultural hub. The regeneration of its historic warehouses has transformed the thin peninsula into one of the port city's most dynamic areas.

Jadrolinija, the Croatian ferry company, marked the second anniversary of the Lastovo tragedy, but legal proceedings and definitive accountability for the deaths of the sailors involved are still pending.

An article questions whether the U.S. military is involved in abducting sailors in the Sea of Oman, raising concerns about maritime security in the region.

Reports indicate deteriorating conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, with families expressing concerns about food shortages and low morale among sailors.

The article provides a guide for experienced sailors to navigate the Adriatic Sea during the summer season, highlighting its unique beauty, dynamic rhythm, and specific challenges.

‘Apparently, the ship’s doctor or therapist said they need to hit port soon or people are going to start, you know, losing their minds,’ says Bonnie York, whose stepson serves on the carrier

Long before GPS, Polynesian sailors expertly navigated the vast Pacific Ocean by interpreting stars, waves, winds, birds, and clouds.

Hundreds of exotic marine creatures known as 'by-the-wind sailors' have washed ashore on a beach in northwest England, pushed by persistent westerly winds. Wildlife experts have issued warnings not to touch the creatures due to their stinging cells.

The traditional procession of the Virgin of Carmen, patron saint of sailors, took place in Cojimar, Havana, coinciding with the celebration of the small fishing village's founding.

Hungary hosts a distinctive sailing race where hundreds compete, often in a grueling two-day wind chase, which, despite limited international prestige, holds significant appeal for Hungarian sailors.

Russia replaced its traditionally grand Navy Day parade with a small reception and a giant poster of a submarine, with no ships on display, and President Putin welcomed by only about three dozen sailors.

President Putin expressed admiration for a new Russian aircraft, despite it not yet being operational, during an address to Russian sailors. He also revived revisionist historical theories concerning Romania and Ukraine.

Russian forces launched multiple attacks across Ukraine, resulting in two sailors missing after a strike on a cargo ship in the Odesa region and two deaths and three injuries in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Residential areas in Odesa and energy infrastructure in Kharkiv were also hit, causing power outages.

Two executives and the captain of the fishing vessel Villa de Pitanxo are facing trial, with a judge setting a 44 million euro bail for the deaths of 21 sailors in the February 2022 shipwreck off Newfoundland.

The Navy has revised its policy regarding what information about sailors can be released, attributing the change to an internal misinterpretation of existing guidelines.

Located on the southern side of the peninsula opposite Korčula, Orebić offers insights into the Pelješac Channel, featuring coves that provide short routes and dynamic Dalmatian landscapes for sailors.

Companies are offering significantly increased salaries, up to two million per month, to mariners willing to transit through war zones like the Strait of Hormuz.

Four ships with Greek interests were targeted in attacks in the Black Sea and the Gulf of Oman; seven Greek sailors on board one of the vessels are reported safe.

A severe night storm on the Adriatic Sea caused dozens of boats to run aground, leading to the rescue of three Austrian sailors near Cape Kamenjak.

The past week has seen a significant increase in danger for commercial sailors in the Gulf, as Tehran has reportedly begun using more-lethal missiles in the ongoing conflict.

The US Navy is looking to leverage data and artificial intelligence to create a new AI-first fleet. This initiative aims to 'weaponize' data and requires tech-savvy sailors to implement the advanced systems.

Data reveals that Indian seafarers constituted the majority of those killed in attacks on commercial vessels during the Strait of Hormuz crisis between March and July 2026, accounting for seven out of 16 fatalities.

While not common today, stories of ship ghosts were once widespread among sailors, with many claiming to have encountered them.

Pete Hegseth visited a warship and expressed dismay over bearded sailors, prompting the defense minister to suggest that the wearing of beards could be a national security issue.

The Strait of Hormuz is reportedly paralyzed, trapping thousands of sailors, with only one US-sanctioned oil tanker observed leaving the Gulf, according to Bloomberg.

The UN's International Maritime Organization estimates thousands of sailors are trapped in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz due to renewed hostilities in the Middle East, raising significant concern.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has issued an urgent appeal for coordinated international action to secure the safe release of 44 sailors still held hostage by Somali pirates and armed robbers.

Three book recommendations from the Spectrum editorial team delve into various aspects of human fascination with the sea, featuring stories of sailors, historical voyages, and maritime heroines.

The deaths of three Indian sailors in a US military strike on a commercial ship near the Strait of Hormuz have reopened old wounds and deepened new grievances for India, which fears its concerns are being overlooked.

The world's largest replica of a traditional Spanish galleon is sailing along the Irish coastline, tracing the journey made by Spanish Armada sailors in 1588.

Iranian sailors, previously detained during a conflict with the USA, have been transferred to the consulate in Pakistan and are now returning home, a move that could signal a de-escalation of tensions.

The United Nations has once again paused its plans to evacuate sailors from the Strait of Hormuz, citing persistent dangers in the region. This marks another delay in efforts to remove personnel from the volatile area.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović spoke to sailors in Vrsi, highlighting the sea's fundamental role in Croatian statehood and identity.

The Polish Sejm has passed a law granting zero Personal Income Tax (PIT) to sailors and workers on offshore vessels, aiming to improve working conditions at sea.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has faced internal party criticism for his remarks on Kashmir's progress towards normalcy and for praising Prime Minister Modi's stance on civilian sailors' safety.

• Worried about their loved ones’ safety, families of crew members, JI workers protest against govt apathy • Victim’s wife says they are begging the govt for help, but their pleas have fallen on deaf…

An opinion piece discusses the killings of Indian sailors and their implications for the India-US equation, framing it as 'collateral damage' with 'no regret'.

Two French sailors were rescued from their drifting sailboat in the Azores between Saturday and Monday, with a Spanish ship initially collecting them before transfer to a Greek oil tanker.

Somali pirates hijacked an oil products tanker off Yemen, kidnapping 20 sailors. This incident marks a resurgence of piracy in the Gulf of Aden and western Indian Ocean, with six commercial vessels seized since April.

Egypt's Foreign Minister Abdelatty stated that the country is making significant efforts to secure the release of sailors kidnapped off the coast of Somalia.

A free walking tour in Wexford will trace 500 years of local history, including the story of an 1888 shipwreck that resulted in the loss of 29 American sailors.

The US aircraft carrier George Washington is sailing to the Middle East to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln, where thousands of sailors reportedly suffered from food shortages and difficult conditions during a nine-month deployment.

The CENTCOM chief visited the USS Abraham Lincoln following reports of a mental health crisis among the sailors aboard the aircraft carrier.

Sailors on a US aircraft carrier reportedly attempted to jump overboard due to the stress of a prolonged mission, which has lasted over eight months in the Middle East.

Sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier are reportedly suffering from low morale, poor food, delayed mail, and endless deployment due to the Iran war, with American papers reporting multiple suicide attempts.

A coordinated search operation is ongoing for the last of four Portuguese individuals who went missing after their rubber boat sailed into a storm in the Velebit Channel. The search has entered its fifth day.

Sailors on the USS George Washington reported suicidal thoughts, leading to the deployment of a new carrier, the USS Lincoln, to the Gulf as a replacement amidst concerns over the unprecedented length of the Lincoln's mission.

Sailors and their families are raising concerns about alleged broken toilets, undercooked food, and extended periods at sea aboard some U.S. warships, highlighting challenging living conditions.

Families of sailors serving on a US aircraft carrier are expressing despair, stating their loved ones are suffering after 250 days at sea, a deployment linked to the war against Iran.

Sailors and their families, evacuated from U.S. bases in the Middle East months ago, are waiting for the military to determine their future and the fate of the lives they left behind.

The Pure Street Photography awards showcased winning images that capture 'marvellous moments of fleeting serendipity' through creative use of perspective, shadows, and reflections.

Family members have reported suicide attempts aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, a US aircraft carrier that has been continuously deployed since November 2025. The 5,000 sailors on board have not seen land since then, leading to immense psychological pressure.

Sailors are reportedly trapped in the Persian Gulf, becoming forgotten captives amidst the ongoing Iran war.

The crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, a key part of the American campaign against Iran, has been on mission for nine months, facing complaints from families, equipment failures, and shortages of basic supplies.

Beijing has confirmed that two Chinese sailors died in a clash with a Philippine vessel in the South China Sea, nearly a year after the incident. The confirmation comes amidst escalating tensions in the disputed waters.

Chinese authorities have discreetly confirmed the deaths of two Chinese sailors in a ship collision that occurred in the South China Sea a year ago.

Sailors operating in the Strait of Hormuz are increasingly finding themselves caught in the escalating tensions and potential crossfire of the ongoing conflict with Iran. This volatile situation is leading to record earnings for the world's largest shipbroker due to exceptional volatility.

Mysterious blue by-the-wind sailors, a type of hydrozoan related to venomous jellyfish, have washed ashore on a UK beach, captivating beachgoers.

The Ukrainian Embassy in India has called on New Delhi to take action against Russia following recent attacks on sailors, questioning if India will summon Russia's representative again.

A Vietnamese ship sank in the South China Sea, leading to the rescue of 46 individuals. At least 17 sailors remain missing following the incident.

For two centuries, scurvy claimed more sailors' lives than storms and battles combined during long sea voyages, despite the simple cure of fresh fruit being discovered and subsequently forgotten.

International shipping firms are reportedly offering substantial bonuses to crews willing to transit the Strait of Hormuz, acknowledging the increased risks involved in navigating the critical waterway.

According to a document seen by Bloomberg, a company offered seafarers an additional six months' salary if they completed a round trip through the strait to collect crude oil from Saudi Arabia or…

A ship loaded with liquefied petroleum gas (GPL) caught fire in the Black Sea, approximately 40 kilometers from Sulina, Romania, following an explosion on board. Three crew members were injured, and the rest of the crew was rescued by Romanian maritime teams.

The Philippines claims that the China coast guard injured one of its sailors with a baton, while China denies the allegations, stating the Philippines has distorted facts and urging Manila to cease provocations and misinformation.

As is tradition every July 16th, the Day of Our Lady of Carmen is celebrated with special significance in maritime communities, honoring the patroness of sailors and fishermen.

A British couple sailing their yacht recounted a close encounter with a Russian warship just hours into their two-month trip, finding themselves at the center of an international incident.

Indian sailors operating supertankers in the Strait of Hormuz recount the significant challenges and dangers they face, highlighting the personal cost of maintaining global transport systems amidst regional tensions.

During the era of sailing ships, it was a common belief among sailors that most vessels harbored ship ghosts, which were typically said to be English or Danish.

After a five-and-a-half-month mission, the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle has returned to its home port in Toulon, where 2000 sailors were met by their waiting families.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's visit to a Navy ship was overshadowed by observations of bearded sailors, which appeared to conflict with his own grooming policy.

The final destroyer of the anti-missile shield, agreed upon by Sánchez and Biden in 2022, has arrived at the Rota base in Spain, completing NATO's anti-missile defense system and adding over 300 sailors.

Katarski LNG brod „Al-Rekajat“, na kojem se nalazilo šest hrvatskih pomoraca, pogođen je tokom iranskog raketnog napada u Hormuškom moreuzu. Neven Mel

Latvia's Karosta, a former closed zone until the collapse of the Soviet Union, housed a military prison that interned rebellious sailors from 1905. Today, the historic site has been transformed into a museum and a hotel.

A Turkish sailboat passing off the coast of Vouliagmeni, Greece, rescued passengers from a vessel that caught fire, with one passenger describing the rapid spread of flames.

A report indicates that 64 US sailors fell ill after a malfunction occurred on the ballistic missile submarine USS Nebraska.

Norwegian sailors working during the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico reported gas levels so high they overwhelmed measuring instruments, with an expert describing the concentrations as 'extremely high'.

An early morning operation successfully rescued two stranded sailors off the coast of a Galway island. Details of their predicament were not immediately available.

An attack in the Strait of Hormuz has reportedly halted the evacuation of sailors and significantly increased the risks associated with oil shipping in the critical waterway.

The United Nations has initiated a major operation to evacuate 11,000 sailors from the Strait of Hormuz. This large-scale effort aims to ensure the safety of maritime personnel in the region.

Over 1,150 cargo ships and 20,000 sailors are awaiting passage in the Strait of Hormuz, with diplomatic advances potentially leading to increased shipping and insurance costs, according to Allianz.

The increasing trend of people living on boats is explored, questioning whether life at sea is truly more affordable than living in a traditional house, with a nod to the common joke among sailors about boats always finding ways to spend money.

Despite the US-Iran talks which began today in Switzerland, the Strait of Hormuz is being kept shut today by the Iranians.

Representatives of Midia Marine Terminal announced that the tugboat that sank in March has been refloated and brought to Midia Port, where it will be handed over to authorities. Two crew members are still considered missing.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister is scheduled to visit the UK from August 24-28 to discuss various issues, including the situation of Pakistani sailors held hostage by Somali pirates.

Syrians who once fled civil war are now taking posts as sailors and pilots, defending a Canada that has significantly changed since it welcomed them a decade ago, exemplified by Ali Daas.

A video has emerged showing 21 Indian sailors taking cover during an attack attributed to Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.

Polish sailors have commenced submarine training in Sweden on an A17 submarine, marking the first step in the ambitious Orka program aimed at modernizing the Polish fleet.

An opinion piece argues that while 'Support our troops' merchandise is well-intentioned, soldiers and sailors require more substantial and tangible forms of relief and assistance.

NPR's Sacha Pfeiffer talks with Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona about conditions aboard the USS Lincoln and his calls for an investigation into sailors' treatment.

US sailors are reportedly jumping off a warship that has set a modern-day record for consecutive days at sea, with Iran said to be capitalizing on the situation.

A Fox host faced widespread criticism after blasting 'weak' sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln, with a former Marine Corps staff sergeant comparing the crew's conditions to his own deployment in Afghanistan.

On World Lighthouse Day, the historic lighthouse of Gythio is highlighted as more than just a navigational aid, but a piece of local history connected to the sea, sailors, and human stories.

A top admiral reportedly visited the USS Abraham Lincoln following concerns about 'suicidal' sailors aboard the vessel.

US media reports highlight deteriorating living conditions for sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, deployed for over eight months, amidst a 'silent Iran war' characterized by withheld information, shifting objectives, and skilled deception from the White House.

Romania annually celebrates its Navy Day on August 15th, honoring military and civilian sailors and the country's naval traditions, coinciding with the Dormition of the Mother of God.

A US aircraft carrier is en route to relieve the USS Lincoln following reports of significant issues aboard, including food shortages and broken plumbing. Some sailors on the Lincoln have reportedly considered jumping overboard.

Conditions on an American aircraft carrier are reportedly so poor that sailors are considering jumping overboard to escape.

Reports of US sailors in the Middle East attempting to jump ship have sparked an outcry, with senators calling for an inquiry. The USS Lincoln has reportedly endured a record-long period without a port stop amid tensions with Iran.

US sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier have reportedly been at sea in the Middle East for seven months, with many struggling with psychological issues. Concerns have been raised by family members and the US Congress.

A military report has highlighted an 'nightmare' situation for sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, detailing instances of self-harm and suicide attempts among the crew.

Families of sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier claim that crew members attempted to jump overboard due to the stress of an extended Middle East deployment. These allegations have raised concerns about the well-being of the sailors.

Ecuadorean fishing crews operating in the Pacific Ocean have been subjected to attacks by an unidentified group utilizing drones. Reports indicate that some sailors may have lost their lives in these incidents.

Philippine sailors are returning to sea and continuing their work despite the wartime risks in the region, stating it is the only job they know. Their determination highlights the economic pressures and dangers faced by maritime workers.

Family members of sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln report a deep crisis, including exhaustion and breakdowns, suggesting issues beyond routine maintenance problems.

Families of the USS Abraham Lincoln crew have warned that sailors and marines are exhausted, facing shortages and poor conditions as the aircraft carrier enters its ninth month at sea.

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that there is little hope of tracing two missing sailors and stated that audio clips linking Chief Minister Biren Singh to the Manipur unrest were doctored.

Indian maritime workers are encountering significant dangers as wartime conflicts in the Middle East transform shipping routes into hazardous areas, leading to recent fatalities among sailors.

A female Royal Navy sailor is suing for sexism, alleging discrimination over a ban on post-childbirth fitness tests, while female sailors returning from maternity leave reportedly benefit from less onerous fitness requirements.

Hundreds of by-the-wind-sailors, a type of blue sea creature, have appeared on beaches in St Bees, Cumbria, due to strong onshore winds.

Captain Cook released pigs and goats in New Zealand to feed future sailors

India has achieved the status of the world's second-largest supplier of seafaring personnel, with its share of global sailors doubling according to the BIMCO-ICS Seafarer Workforce Report 2026.

Fifteen people remain missing after a Vietnamese cargo vessel sank in heavily disputed waters of the South China Sea, with China reporting the rescue of 47 individuals from the ship.

The US has condemned a recent Chinese act of aggression in the Ayungin (Second Thomas Shoal) clash that left two Filipino sailors injured, calling it 'escalatory' and 'very negative.'

Thai sailors have initiated legal action against the owners of a cargo ship that was struck in the Strait of Hormuz, seeking compensation for the incident.

The crew of the container ship MSC LAURA, which includes seven Montenegrin sailors, rescued 27 migrants from Algeria near Mallorca on July 18. The migrants were found in a small boat approximately 50 nautical miles off the coast.

The Kremlin has stated that Russian forces will continue attacking vessels in the Black Sea believed to be transporting weapons for Ukraine, despite India's protest over the deaths of sailors.

Two Indonesian sailors fell from the eighth floor of a motel in Busan, South Korea, while attempting to escape a locked room, resulting in one death and one severe injury.

Ukrainian President Zelensky met with military commanders as protests reportedly grow, while a Russian missile strike on a merchant ship near Odessa resulted in the deaths of ten sailors. The incident highlights ongoing conflict and internal dissent.

Evidence suggests a tanker, on which three Indian sailors died, was stationary during a deadly U.S. airstrike in the Gulf of Oman, though it had been involved in risky oil transfers.

Ukrainian authorities reported that a Turkish merchant ship was struck by three Russian missiles, resulting in the deaths of five sailors. The incident was confirmed by the Ukrainian navy.

India's shipping regulator has advised companies against deploying seafarers on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. This directive follows recent attacks on merchant vessels in the West Asia region, including two incidents involving commercial ships with Indian crew.

Oil prices have risen to four-week highs as conflict in Iran escalates, following reports of Iran launching 'brazen' attacks on more tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in sailor fatalities.

A Trump administration official is facing criticism for his emphasis on service members' physical appearance, particularly regarding clean-shaven policies, as part of a campaign to invigorate the military's 'warrior ethos'.

Thai sailors who were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz are seeking damages for the incident. Croatian mariners on a tanker in the same strait were reported safe.

A former commander of the Argentine submarine ARA San Juan has been convicted following the 2017 disappearance of the vessel and the deaths of 44 sailors, after the crew had reported technical problems.

There is a renewed call for better working conditions and welfare for Nigerian seafarers, emphasizing their critical role in maritime trade.

Three Turkish sailors have been stranded for 110 days on a detained ship off the coast of Tunisia, according to reports.

An urgent effort is underway to rescue approximately 8,000 sailors who remain stranded behind the Strait of Hormuz.

Many Indian sailors are hesitant to return to the Gulf region, particularly the Strait of Hormuz, following recent incidents, despite over three lakh Indian sailors working in global merchant shipping.

An extraordinary general assembly of the Split sailing club saw an unsuccessful attempt by a group of members, including sailors and coaches, to stage a coup against the leadership, leaving the club on the verge of collapse.

Deceased sailors and soldiers washed ashore on the Icelandic coast, and the fear of bodies adrift at sea lingered long among the people, reflecting the impact of World War II conflicts.

Another group of 22 Iranian sailors, who were aboard a vessel intercepted by US forces, has arrived in Pakistan. Foreign Minister Dar announced their arrival, following previous repatriations.

At the Posidonia international shipping exhibition, Greek shipowners stated that the Greek flag requires Greek sailors on their vessels.

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has expressed its support for the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) plan for the immediate and coordinated evacuation of approximately 11,000 sailors who have been trapped in a region since late February.

Civilian seafarers are clinging to hope that their ordeal in Hormuz is nearing an end, despite lingering doubts, as the war against Iran has been one of the deadliest conflicts for the merchant navy, trapping over 20,000 workers in the Persian Gulf.

Three months after a missile strike on the oil tanker MV Sky Light, eight sailors are still struggling to obtain their identities and job papers.

Finnish sailors were rescued from the Gulf of Finland after their sailboat drifted dangerously close to the Russian border within Estonian territorial waters.

Families are holding last rites for Indian sailors who were killed in a US strike. The event is marked by grief and tears as loved ones mourn their loss.