Discover the Lng-Jamal: Ratings & Maritime News

On March 20, 2026, a vessel seemingly masquerading as the 'LNG Jamal' navigated out of the Strait of Hormuz in the morning hours. This liquefied natural gas carrier has raised eyebrows in the maritime community, particularly because the actual tanker was previously reported to have run aground at a demolition yard in India in October 2025, where it was dismantled, according to multiple sources including market participants and port agents. The ship claiming the identity of the 'Jamal' appears to be a 'zombie vessel,' a term used for ships that assume the names and identities of scrapped and decommissioned vessels. This incident marks a noteworthy first since the onset of the current conflict, highlighting the evolving complexities of maritime operations in one of the world's most critical waterways.

On October 17, 2025, a vessel was beached at the renowned ship-breaking yard in Alang, India, marking another notable event in maritime recycling. Alang, located on the western coast of India, is one of the world's largest ship-breaking destinations, renowned for its operations in dismantling outdated vessels. The beached ship has drawn attention, given the significance of Alang in the maritime industry. For a closer look at this operation, check out the video on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/intractibleren/videos/1485724945849848.

On October 17, 2025, a ship has successfully arrived at Alang anchorage, marking another significant event in the maritime industry. Alang, located along the western coast of India, is renowned for its shipbreaking activities and continues to serve as a key destination for vessels at the end of their life cycle. This arrival underscores the ongoing operations within this bustling ship recycling hub, where vessels are dismantled and repurposed. Stay tuned for further updates on the developments in Alang as the shipbreaking industry evolves.

In a significant transaction, a maritime vessel has been officially sold to breakers on September 9, 2025. This strategic move marks the end of the vessel's operational life as it transitions into the scrapping phase. Details regarding the ship's previous service and specifications, including its IMO number and history, will highlight the impact of this sale on the maritime industry. Keep an eye out for further updates on subsequent developments surrounding this vessel's decommissioning process.