A Greenpeace protest at the Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal disrupted vessel traffic for more than a day, forcing several LNG carriers to delay arrival or change course. The blockade, which lasted nearly 29 hours, was ended by Belgian police and military forces, with more than 40 activists arrested and Greenpeace’s sailing vessel Witness removed from the terminal area. The group positioned themselves strategically to block the terminal entrance shortly after an LNG carrier departed the facility operated by Fluxys. The LNG carrier Arctic Voyager (75,485 dwt), operated by K Line and inbound from Norway, delayed its arrival until October 3. The Zeebrugge terminal is one of Europe’s main hubs, handling most of the Russian LNG entering the continent and an increasing volume of U.S. imports.