Rare strike hits vessel hundreds of miles from Strait of Hormuz
Rare strike hits vessel hundreds of miles from Strait of Hormuz
Rare strike hits vessel hundreds of miles from Strait of Hormuz
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- A vessel has been struck by projectiles in the northern Persian Gulf, about 83 miles east of Ras al-Khafji on the Saudi-Kuwaiti border, hundreds of miles from the Strait of Hormuz.
- The vessel was identified as the UAE-owned offshore tug Selat Storm, which was later seen partially sinking, and the crew's status was not reported.
- It was the second likely Iranian attack on a tug since October 18, when the Dutch-flagged JIF Barracuda was hit.
- A vessel has been struck by projectiles in the northern Persian Gulf, about 83 miles east of Ras al-Khafji on the Saudi-Kuwaiti border, hundreds of miles from the Strait of Hormuz.
- The vessel was identified as the UAE-owned offshore tug Selat Storm, which was later seen partially sinking, and the crew's status was not reported.
- It was the second likely Iranian attack on a tug since October 18, when the Dutch-flagged JIF Barracuda was hit.
- A vessel has been struck by projectiles in the northern Persian Gulf, about 83 miles east of Ras al-Khafji on the Saudi-Kuwaiti border, hundreds of miles from the Strait of Hormuz.
- The vessel was identified as the UAE-owned offshore tug Selat Storm, which was later seen partially sinking, and the crew's status was not reported.
- It was the second likely Iranian attack on a tug since October 18, when the Dutch-flagged JIF Barracuda was hit.
A vessel has been struck by projectiles in the northern Persian Gulf, about 83 miles east of Ras al-Khafji on the Saudi-Kuwaiti border, hundreds of miles from the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel was identified as the UAE-owned offshore tug Selat Storm, which was later seen partially sinking, and the crew's status was not reported. It was the second likely Iranian attack on a tug since October 18, when the Dutch-flagged JIF Barracuda was hit. The unusual location has raised fresh concerns about maritime security and oil supplies in the region.
A vessel has been struck by projectiles in the northern Persian Gulf, about 83 miles east of Ras al-Khafji on the Saudi-Kuwaiti border, hundreds of miles from the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel was identified as the UAE-owned offshore tug Selat Storm, which was later seen partially sinking, and the crew's status was not reported. It was the second likely Iranian attack on a tug since October 18, when the Dutch-flagged JIF Barracuda was hit. The unusual location has raised fresh concerns about maritime security and oil supplies in the region.
A vessel has been struck by projectiles in the northern Persian Gulf, about 83 miles east of Ras al-Khafji on the Saudi-Kuwaiti border, hundreds of miles from the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel was identified as the UAE-owned offshore tug Selat Storm, which was later seen partially sinking, and the crew's status was not reported. It was the second likely Iranian attack on a tug since October 18, when the Dutch-flagged JIF Barracuda was hit. The unusual location has raised fresh concerns about maritime security and oil supplies in the region.
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