Ship hit near Strait of Hormuz as Iran shipping curbs raise risks
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Ghalibaf, President of the Parliament, stated that the waterway would remain closed until the United States ended the blockade and oil sanctions and released Iranian assets. An unknown projectile hit a passing ship; at least one person was injured.
Ship hit near Strait of Hormuz as Iran shipping curbs raise risks
A projectile struck a ship leaving the Strait of Hormuz and injured a crew member off Oman. The attack sharpened concerns over shipping safety as Iran, Oman and regional powers pushed competing diplomatic moves.
Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has once again become difficult after new Iranian attacks on tankers. Swedish shipping giant Stena Bulk still has one ship in the area. “We have no plans to resume traffic in the Persian Gulf until the situation and security have stabilized,” says CEO Erik Hånell.
Seafarer killed in latest Hormuz strike
A seafarer has been killed in the latest attack on merchant shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran is claiming to have detained a UAE-owned tanker for failing to comply with Tehran’s new transit regime. The 76,801 dwt, Liberia-flagged panamax Minoan Dignity was struck by an unknown projectile yesterday evening while transiting around five …
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