Dynacom Reports Two Tankers Attacked Near Strait of Hormuz
Dynacom said all crew were safe as commercial traffic through the waterway fell to two supertankers a day, down from five the previous week.
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Renewed US-Iran strikes up risk for daring Dynacom vessels
The latest round of attacks in the Strait of Hormuz showed the risk faced by the Greek shipowners who are among the few still chasing outsized profits by sending their tankers into the world’s most dangerous waters.On Monday, projectiles launched by Iran struck two vessels owned by the Greek firm Dynacom as they passed through the strait, part of an escalation of reciprocal strikes that has reduced tanker traffic to a trickle after a brief resur…
Iran strikes again at Procopiou’s fleet
A second tanker managed by Greek shipowner George Procopiou’s Dynacom Tankers Management has been struck in the Strait of Hormuz, as commercial traffic through the waterway fell to a near standstill and more than 700 tankers gathered in the wider region. The 306,000-deadweight-tonne Acheloos, a Liberian-flagged very large crude carrier delivered earlier this year, was hit by…
Hormuz tanker attack deepens Iran-US conflict as shipping risks spread
A tanker was hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz off Oman as attacks on shipping intensified. The strike underscored the widening Iran-US conflict and renewed pressure on global oil supplies.
The Greek shipping company Dynacom Tankers has informed that two ships under its administration have been hit by missiles of unknown origin on Monday while sailing on the coast of Oman.
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