On the 14th local time, the British Maritime Trade Operations Office reported that a container ship carrying 50,000 tons was hit by unknown projectiles while sailing into the Strait of Hormuz. The ship was slightly damaged, there were no casualties, and the ship continued to sail. The report said that the relevant departments are investigating the matter. The UK Office of Maritime Trade Operations reminds passing ships to pass carefully and reports any suspicious activity. Furthermore, the British Maritime Trade Operations Office also said on the same day that it had received a delayed report that a 19,000-ton container ship was hit by an unknown projectile while leaving the Strait of Hormuz. The ship was slightly damaged, with no injuries, and continued sailing thereafter.
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On the 14th local time, the British Maritime Trade Operations Office reported that a container ship carrying 50,000 tons was hit by unknown projectiles while sailing into the Strait of Hormuz. The ship was slightly damaged, there were no casualties, and the ship continued to sail. The report said that the relevant departments are investigating the matter. The UK Office of Maritime Trade Operations reminds passing ships to pass carefully and reports any suspicious activity. Furthermore, the British Maritime Trade Operations Office also said on the same day that it had received a delayed report that a 19,000-ton container ship was hit by an unknown projectile while leaving the Strait of Hormuz. The ship was slightly damaged, with no injuries, and continued sailing thereafter.
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