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Sailor reveals terror of coming under Iranian fire while navigating the Hormuz strait

The Mayuree Naree transit decision followed a comprehensive risk assessment amid ongoing regional conflict that has involved over 20 vessels, UK Maritime Trade Operations said.

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It was exactly what he had feared, but the strike still came without warning. “I just heard the loud bang,” said Samut, who was among 23 crew members aboard the Mayuree Naree, a Thai cargo ship that had sailed into the Strait of Hormuz just over a week ago, despite the risk of Iranian strikes.

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Sailor reveals terror of coming under Iranian fire while navigating the Hormuz strait

Three people are still missing 10 days after an IRGC strike on a Thai-flagged vessel

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CNN broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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