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Iranian Drone Attack on Cargo Ship Tests Strait Deal with US
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50% centerFirst reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 22 hours ago
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What happened
Iranian Revolutionary Guards attacked a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, stopping traffic and straining a new US-Iran understanding. The strike also forced the UN maritime agency to suspend a planned evacuation operation for stranded ships in the Persian Gulf.
- 01Iran attacked a cargo ship near Oman over disputed control of Hormuz traffic.
- 02The strike stopped shipping and damaged a Singapore-flagged vessel's bridge.
- 03The attack threatens a 60-day US-Iran memorandum signed last week.
- 04The UN suspended a planned evacuation of hundreds of stranded ships.
- 05Washington recently eased sanctions on Iranian oil sales and port restrictions.
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