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Strait Of Hormuz Crisis: UK Maritime Reports 'Ship Left Adrift After Attack, Crew Evacuated'
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July 20, 2026
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3:24Now PlayingSailors safely abandoned a vessel set alight after it was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, the UK Maritime Trade Operations agency said Monday, as the United States and Iran vie for control over the vital waterway. "The vessel was struck by an unknown projectile. The crew safely abandoned the vessel and have been recovered by a tug boat. The fire has not been extinguished and the vessel is currently adrift. There is no reported environmental impact," UKMTO said in a an update to their earlier statement.
Earlier, the agency had reported the ship was "on fire" eight nautical miles northwest of Kumzar, Oman. Iran's Revolutionary Guards said that two oil tankers trying to transit the Strait of Hormuz "exploded and were brought to a halt".
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