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Cargo Vessel Struck By Unknown Projectile In Hormuz, Casualties Reported

Cargo Vessel Struck By Unknown Projectile In Hormuz, Casualties Reported Just the day after the White House reported its envoys had a "very productive" 3-hour long meeting with the Iranian side at the UN in New York, and as President Masoud Pezeshkian is readying to address the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, there's been another tanker attack incident in the Strait of Hormuz. UKMTO cites in a fresh alert that a cargo vessel has reported being struck by an unknown projectile, resulting in two casualties. Illustrative file image, Associated PressAll crew has...
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