Two Container Ships Hit While Transiting Strait of Hormuz
UKMTO reported light damage to two vessels struck by unknown munitions, with no injuries and both ships continuing their journeys.
Key takeaways
- Two container ships were hit by unknown munitions while passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Both vessels sustained light damage, with no casualties, and continued on their routes.
Two container ships were struck by unknown munitions while passing through the Strait of Hormuz, the UK Maritime Trade Operations agency said.
Both ships sustained light damage, but there were no deaths or injuries, and the vessels continued on their routes. Authorities have opened an investigation, and UKMTO advised other ships in the area to remain cautious and report suspicious activity.
The strikes follow attacks on six ships two days earlier, according to the reports. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard also said a ship sank after hitting a mine while attempting to use an alternative southern route through the strait.
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