Eagle Risk Index · Vessel Tracking

As of 2026-09-23 00:19 UTC, Eagle Intelligence is tracking the vessel Manila at MONITORING (Level 2 of 5), based on 4 intelligence reports and 15 maritime wire signals (0 high-severity).

Source: Eagle Intelligence — eagleintelmari.com/vessel/manila

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Manila

MONITORING

Aggregated EAGLE Intelligence coverage and live maritime wire signals mentioning Manila. 4 articles · 15 recent signals · last mention Aug 4, 2026.

Intelligence & Analysis

ANALYSISHIGH ALERTJun 22, 2026

Daily Eagle Brief — 2026-06-22: Strait of Hormuz tanker flows reach post-war highs even as visible transits slow sharply after fresh closure claims and peace-talk signals.

The dominant development is the contradictory Hormuz picture: Iranian crude loadings have resumed at Kharg Island, three Indian tankers crossed with 860,000 MT, yet Drewry and operator reports show a visible drop in VLCC and product movements after Tehran’s latest statements. Parallel rule changes in Manila and intra-Asia box-rate spikes at $1,114/FEU illustrate how chokepoint uncertainty is already rippling into crew contracts and feeder economics.

WAR RISKHIGH ALERTJun 3, 2026

Manila’s New Cutters and Destroyers Tilt South China Sea Balance

Philippine acquisition of a U.S. Coast Guard cutter and advancing talks for Japanese destroyer transfers signals accelerated naval modernization that will raise operating costs and insurance exposure for commercial traffic through the Spratlys and Second Thomas Shoal corridors.

CREW SAFETYHIGH ALERTApr 8, 2026

Crew Market Weekly #4: The Dual Crisis — 6,500 Stranded at Sea, 40,000 Grounded in Manila

The Filipino seafarer crisis now has two fronts: 6,541 stranded in the Persian Gulf and an estimated 40,000 unable to deploy from Manila after DMW suspended deployment to eight Middle East countries. With Islamabad talks two days away and Singapore Maritime Week approaching, the pipeline is frozen at both ends.

CREW SAFETYHIGH ALERTApr 7, 2026

Philippines-Iran Safe Passage Deal: What It Actually Means for 7,000 Stranded Filipino Seafarers

Manila struck a deal with Tehran for 'safe, unhindered' passage of Filipino seafarers through Hormuz. But the fine print matters — and manning agencies need to understand what this does and does not guarantee.