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Monday, June 22, 2026

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NewsDesk MC June 22, 2026June 22, 2026 Abdel Rahim Al-Ustadh, ceasefire, coastal life, displacement, equipment shortages, fishermen, gaza, Gaza City, Gaza coastline, hamas, humanitarian crisis, israel, Khalil Abu Jiyab, Mediterranean Sea, Palestinian surfers, sports in conflict, surf culture, surfing, Taheen Abu Assi, war on Gaza, youth resilience

Against Ruins and Risk, Gaza’s Surfers Ride On

Gaza City-Carrying surfboards past rows of tents and buildings damaged by war, a small group of Palestinian surfers in Gaza

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NewsDesk MC May 30, 2026 commercial shipping, fishermen, Gulf region, marine hazard, maritime safety, maritime security, Maritime Security Centre, Musandam, naval mine, navigation warning, oman, Omani waters, regional security, sea mine, seafarers, shipping, shipping lanes, Strait of Hormuz, territorial waters, vessel operations, vessel traffic

Mine Alert Jolts Hormuz Shipping Lane

Muscat-Oman’s Maritime Security Centre on Saturday warned seafarers, fishermen and commercial vessels to exercise extreme caution after a floating object