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Singapore-flagged cargo ship reported sunk in Hormuz; CENTCOM denies mine strike

Disputed · Strait of Hormuz (approximate) ·

Ynetnews reports viral footage showing iPhones floating in the Strait of Hormuz and says Iran sank a Singaporean cargo ship. CENTCOM, relayed by Middle East Eye, denies that a Singapore-flagged container ship struck a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday.

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Disputed: 2 independent sources.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedNaval incidentYnetnews; US Centcom (via Middle East Eye)2 origins, not corroborated; limited by the event's status
PlaceStrait of HormuzYnetnews; US Centcom (via Middle East Eye)2 origins, not corroborated; limited by the event's status
Who did itIranYnetnewsOne origin
TargetSingapore-flagged container shipYnetnews; US Centcom (via Middle East Eye)2 origins, not corroborated; limited by the event's status

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