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Saudi-flagged tanker NCC Fajr reported attacked in Strait of Hormuz, crew safe

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Indian minister Sarbananda Sonowal said the Saudi-flagged tanker NCC Fajr was involved in a possible attack in the Strait of Hormuz on 11 November and that the three Indian crew members and the rest of the crew are safe. UKMTO, citing a report from Omani military authorities, said NCC Fajr was attacked north of Khasab at about 02:00 UTC with the crew reported safe and no environmental damage; a UKMTO relay on Telegram gives 03:05 UTC and an unknown projectile striking an unnamed tanker. A Telegram OSINT channel, ME Observer, reported that a ship it described as violating was targeted in the Strait.

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Verification

Confirmed: 3 independent sources.

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What we know and what remains unclear

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedNaval incidentThe Economic Times; Sonowal (via ANI News, Telegraph India, The New Indian Express); Sarbananda Sonowal (via Open Magazine, The Siasat Daily); Free Press Journal; The Daily Jagran; Khaleej Times (via https://houseofsaud.com/); ME Observer (Telegram); UKMTO (via @TPOnow (Telegram))8 origins listed, counted as 3 independent
PlaceStrait of Hormuz (approx.)The Economic Times; Sonowal (via ANI News, Telegraph India, The New Indian Express); Sarbananda Sonowal (via Open Magazine, The Siasat Daily); Free Press Journal; The Daily Jagran; Khaleej Times (via https://houseofsaud.com/); ME Observer (Telegram); UKMTO (via @TPOnow (Telegram))8 origins listed, counted as 3 independent
Time11 Nov, 03:05 UTCUKMTO (via @TPOnow (Telegram))One origin
Time11 Nov, 02:00 UTCUKMTO (via @TPOnow (Telegram)); consistent with it: Sarbananda Sonowal (via Open Magazine, The Siasat Daily)One origin
TargetNCC FajrSonowal (via ANI News, Telegraph India, The New Indian Express); Sarbananda Sonowal (via Open Magazine, The Siasat Daily); Free Press Journal; Khaleej Times (via https://houseofsaud.com/); UKMTO (via @TPOnow (Telegram))Reports differ
TargetSaudi-flagged oil tankerThe Economic Times; Sonowal (via ANI News, Telegraph India, The New Indian Express); The Daily JagranReports differ

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