Gulf Shipping Under Fire: Iran says it attacked more than a dozen vessels near the Strait of Hormuz as it expands a “prohibited zone,” while the U.S. counters with strikes on Iranian tankers—pushing Brent back above $100 and raising fresh supply-disruption fears. Aviation Security Clash: Ukraine and Moldova downplayed Norway PM claims that Zelensky’s plane was “almost hit” by a drone, saying it was a Moldova airspace alert tied to a Russian drone. Aviation Safety Push: Malaysia’s civil aviation authority urged “safety intelligence” using AI, data and shared expertise to drive toward zero fatalities at its 2026 safety seminar. Maritime Industrial Revival: A new U.S. shipbuilder restarted work at the historic Kaiser Shipyards site on the Columbia River, building oceangoing line-haul tugs to rebuild domestic capacity. Trade & Logistics Pressure: Nigerian port truckers report haulage rates collapsing as Red Sea and Gulf attacks force longer routes and delay shipments. Arctic Route Test: Sea Legend’s Dubai Tower reached the UK via the Northern Sea Route, cutting transit time versus Suez and signaling a “Polar Silk Road” option as disruptions persist. Air Cargo Crash Fallout: New reporting around the Miami Amazon cargo crash highlights regulator scrutiny of speed and landing decisions as investigations continue.