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Container Ship Sinks In Hormuz After Iranian Strike Last Month; UBS Gives Latest Strait Update
Container Ship Sinks In Hormuz After Iranian Strike Last Month; UBS Gives Latest Strait Update
The Egyptian-owned, Maltese-flagged container ship Safeen Prestige (IMO: 9593517), which was damaged in the first week of the U.S.-Iran conflict following an Iranian strike, has reportedly sunk in the Strait of Hormuz.
According to Bloomberg, Pakistan's hydrographic service said the container ship sank last week, leaving only an oil slick on the surface of the water in the Hormuz chokepoint.
The IRGC torched the SAFEEN PRESTIGE in the Strait of Hormuz and continues to reignite the fire.
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