Fourteen Ports Join a G7-Backed Anti-Drug Network. Cooperation Is Not Yet a Seizure.
France launched a G7-backed anti-drug network spanning 14 ports. Its first gathering is a coordination milestone, not proof of seizures or reduced trafficking.
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Japan and the Philippines signed a ¥4.3 billion security grant for coastal radar and surveillance drones. The agreement is a first for Japan’s OSA framework, but delivery and procurement details remain open.
Qatar is still mediating without a breakthrough. AIS-visible Hormuz crossings remain far below normal even as Brent settles below $95. The data tell three different stories.
The IRGC says four unnamed tankers were destroyed by naval mines south of Hormuz. The claim has not been independently verified; maritime agencies have documented other attacks, damage and a seafarer death, but not a confirmed four-ship mine incident.