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IMO suspends ship transits through the Strait of Hormuz after attack near Oman
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First reported by Now 14 · 11 hours ago
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The International Maritime Organization suspended ship evacuations through the Strait of Hormuz after a vessel was hit off Oman. The decision came amid Iranian warnings against a new shipping route not approved by Tehran, while the United States reaffirmed support for freedom of navigation.
- 01IMO froze ship transits through Hormuz after a vessel was struck off Oman.
- 02No injuries or environmental damage were reported, and the attacker remains unknown.
- 03Iran warned ships to avoid an unapproved new route through the strait.
- 04Marco Rubio backed the new route and freedom of navigation.
- 05The suspension will remain until ship safety in the area is confirmed.
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