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June 25th, 1921

By Alaska Native News on Jun 25, 2025   Featured, This Day in Alaskan History  

June 25th, 1921

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Israel’s Seizure of Gaza Freedom Flotilla Called a ‘Blatant Act of International Piracy’

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams on Jun 9, 2025   At Sea, Featured, National/World, World  

Israel’s Seizure of Gaza Freedom Flotilla Called a ‘Blatant Act of International Piracy’

“These volunteers are not subject to Israeli jurisdiction and cannot be criminalized for delivering aid or challenging an illegal blockade—their detention is arbitrary, unlawful, and must end immediately.” Israeli forces early Monday boarded the Madleen, a United Kingdom-flagged vessel carrying humanitarian aid, and detained its crew members as they sought to deliver food, children’s prosthetics, […]

Trump Says US Bracing for ‘Absolute Worst’ With Iran

By Jeff Seldin | VOA on Jul 23, 2019   Featured, National/World, World  

Trump Says US Bracing for ‘Absolute Worst’ With Iran

  This image grab taken from a video provided by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard official website via SEPAH News, July 20, 2019, allegedly shows Revolutionary Guard Corps boarding the British-flagged tanker Stena Impero in the Strait of Hormuz. WASHINGTON — The United States and Iran pushed full steam ahead, each country launching a new round of […]

Piracy Feared As More Countries Join Search for Vietnamese Oil Tanker

By Tra Mi|VOA on Oct 8, 2014   At Sea, Breaking News, Featured, World  

WASHINGTON—More nations have joined the search for a Vietnamese oil tanker that went missing off Singapore last week, officials said, in what many fear could be the latest instance of piracy in Southeast Asia. The Sunrise-689 was carrying 5,226 tons of oil products and 18 crew members when coast guard officials lost radio contact with […]

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