Iran applied coercive pressure on Navy in Basij [5 sources]
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Navy’s drone refueler notches first flight—but it won’t be on aircraft carriers until 2029
The latest developments in the Middle East war: - US Navy 'acting like pirates' - President Donald Trump said the US Navy was acting "like pirates" as he described an operation seizing a ship amid the tit-for-tat American blockade of Iranian ports. "We... land on top of it and we took over the ship.
CJNG's El Jardinero Captured in Nayarit By "Karamazov" for Borderland Beat On April 27, 2026, Audias Flores Silva, known as “El Jardinero,” was apprehended during a surgical military operation in the state of Nayarit carried out by the Mexican Navy’s Special Forces (SEMAR) without any reported fatalities. This operation was executed after 19 months of surveillance by the naval intelligence unit, beginning in October 2024 in coordination with U.S. and Mexican agencies.
Dozens of boats from a Gaza aid flotilla departed from French, Spanish, and Italian ports in recent weeks. The Israeli navy intercepted 21 vessels in international waters near Crete, with most activists taken to Crete and two, including a Spanish national, sent to Israel for questioning, prompting Spain to demand their release.
'Very profitable business': Trump says US Navy seizing Iranian oil ‘like pirates’ US President Donald Trump said on Friday that the US Navy was acting “like pirates” in seizing Iranian ships and cargo near the Strait of Hormuz. The US is carrying out a naval blockade of Iranian ports and has seized some of Tehran’s vessels. Iran has blocked nearly all ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz apart from its own since the beginning of the US-Israeli war on Iran. “It's a very profitable business.” US President Donald Trump said on Friday that the US Navy was acting “like pirates” in seizing Iranian ships and cargo near the Strait of Hormuz pic.twitter.com/Cr6LlWyqWq — Middle East Eye (@MiddleEastEye) May 2, 2026
West PH Sea: Navy monitors 62 Chinese vessels in April MANILA, Philippines — The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) monitored 62 Chinese naval and coast guard vessels across key features in the West Philippine Sea in April, as part of continued maritime surveillance operations within the country’s exclusive economic zone. AFP spokesperson for West Philippine Sea Rear Adm. Roy Vincent Trinidad (Res.) said the
A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier operating near Uruguayan coastal areas is scheduled for a tour by a political figure. The vessel has been part of the U.S. Navy since 1975. This appears to be a routine diplomatic military engagement.