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Chinese-Owned Oil Tanker Reportedly Hit Near Strait of Hormuz
A Chinese-owned oil tanker was reportedly hit near the Strait of Hormuz, with explosions heard in the vicinity. This incident occurred as reports indicated the US had paused a ship-protection plan in the area.
7 May, 18:15 — 7 May, 22:55
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Explosions heard near Strait of Hormuz may have been UAE action - report
Tasmin emphasized that the incident has not yet been officially confirmed, adding that if it is, "the UAE will pay the cost of its hostile action."
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Chinese-owned oil tanker hit near Hormuz as US pauses ship-protection plan, report says
It is the first reported attack on a Chinese-owned oil tanker.
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First report: hotnews · 7 May, 17:07|Full coverage: 5 · 6h|Window: 6h
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