Oman evacuates 16 crew members from Saudi vessel attacked by Iran
Most outlets led with the evacuation of 16 crew members from the Saudi-owned tanker Sidr following an attack by Iran. Business Recorder added that the Sidr was one of two supertankers involved, while 24 News HD specified the attack occurred in the Strait of Hormuz and noted the timing as one week prior.
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Oman navy rescues 16 crew members from Saudi vessel struck by Iran
Oman’s navy on Monday revealed that it had rescued 16 crew members from a Saudi-flagged oil tanker that Iran attacked one week ago in the Strait of Hormuz. “A Royal Navy of Oman vessel provided logistical support to the tanker’s 25-member crew and evacuated 16 crew members while ensuring that the necessary medical care was provided,” Oman’s Maritime Security Centre said in a statement. The stat...
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Oman navy rescues 16 crew members from Saudi vessel struck by Iran
Oman's navy on Monday revealed that it had rescued 16 crew members from a Saudi-flagged oil tanker that Iran attacked one week ago in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Oman says it evacuated 16 crew members of Saudi Sidr vessel attacked by Iran
Oman said it had evacuated 16 crew members from the Saudi-owned tanker Sidr, after it was attacked by Iran, according to a statement posted on X by its Maritime Security Centre. The Sidr was one of two supertankers carrying Saudi oil that were reported hit while transiting the Strait of Hormuz last Monday. Iran, Oman discuss temporary Hormuz corridor, mine-clearing Saudi Arabia said last Wednes...
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