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Vessel hit in southern Strait of Hormuz; UKMTO cites projectile, IRGC cites sea mine

Disputed · Strait of Hormuz (approximate) ·

UKMTO reports that a vessel outbound through the Strait of Hormuz was struck on its port side by an unknown projectile, causing damage, and that all crew are safe. The IRGC says a supertanker carrying crude oil collided with a sea mine in the southern Strait of Hormuz on the afternoon of October 11, causing an explosion and fire in the engine room.

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Verification

Disputed: 2 independent sources.

Sources disagree on:

Details by origin

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedNaval incidentIRGC (via @MenchOsint (X)); UKMTO (via OSINTdefender (X))2 origins, not corroborated; limited by the event's status
PlaceStrait of HormuzIRGC (via @MenchOsint (X)); UKMTO (via OSINTdefender (X))2 origins, not corroborated; limited by the event's status
Time11 Oct, about 12:00 UTCIRGC (via @MenchOsint (X))One origin
TargetSupertankerIRGC (via @MenchOsint (X))One origin

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Sources

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