The Singapore Maritime and Port Authority issued a statement on the evening of the 14th saying that two Singapore-registered container ships were reportedly hit by unknown projectiles while passing through the Strait of Hormuz, and one of them caught fire and then sank. The statement said that a ship was attacked and damaged on the 13th and a fire broke out, then sank, and all 21 crew members on board were safely evacuated. The hull of another ship was damaged after being attacked on the 14th. It then relied on its own power to reach a safe anchorage. The 22 crew members on board were all safe.
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The Singapore Maritime and Port Authority issued a statement on the evening of the 14th saying that two Singapore-registered container ships were reportedly hit by unknown projectiles while passing through the Strait of Hormuz, and one of them caught fire and then sank. The statement said that a ship was attacked and damaged on the 13th and a fire broke out, then sank, and all 21 crew members on board were safely evacuated. The hull of another ship was damaged after being attacked on the 14th. It then relied on its own power to reach a safe anchorage. The 22 crew members on board were all safe.
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