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Iranian Gunboats Open Fire On Tanker As Hormuz Closure Sparks Maritime Chaos
Iranian Gunboats Open Fire On Tanker As Hormuz Closure Sparks Maritime Chaos
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Two Iranian gunboats Open Fire on a tanker near Oman
Friday: Hormuz Open; Saturday: Hormuz Closed
Iranian Forces Open Fire On Tanker
The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reports that a tanker was "approached by 2 IRGC gunboats, with no VHF challenge, and then fired upon."
UKMTO did not provide any further details about the two Iranian vessels that fired on the tanker or the type of weapons used in the maritime incident, which was reported to have occurred 20 nautical miles...
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