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At least ten vessels have been attacked in or close to the Strait of Hormuz since Sunday, a excessive since war broke out between the United States, Israel and Iran, safety knowledge confirmed Wednesday.
Four vessels had been struck on Tuesday and 6 on Sunday – the highest quantity of attacks in a single day since the start of the battle – in line with knowledge from safety agency Vanguard, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and the British maritime company UKMTO.
Two seafarers have been reported lacking, and a container ship reportedly sank consequently of latest attacks, in line with maritime sources.
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