Iran Says Two Supertankers Carrying 4 Million Barrels Were Disabled. Shipping Attacks Continue In Strait Of Hormuz.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Thursday that two tankers carrying more than four million barrels of oil caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz while traveling on an unauthorized route.
On Thursday night, IRGC struck two supertankers in the Strait of Ormuz, reported by IRNA with reference to the Corps Command.
Iran says it attacked two large oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz last night. According to the country, the ships allegedly did not adhere to the route established by Iran through the narrow waterway. According to Iranian state media, the ships were warned multiple times. The attacks have not yet been independently confirmed. It is unclear under which flag both ships are sailing. According to Iran, the ships were carrying a combined total of …
The two ships with more than four million barrels of oil on board had used illegal routes, according to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.
The announcements of this kind follow, while Tehran and Washington claim control of this strategic maritime route for the global supply of oil Two other oil tankers have
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