💨 Abstract
A British maritime security firm, Ambrey, reported that a Panama-flagged, UAE-linked tanker was hijacked about 51 nautical miles northwest of Iran's Bandar-e Jask port. The vessel is believed to belong to Iran's "shadow fleet," with a sister ship previously sanctioned under the U.S. Iranian sanctions program. The hijacking was announced through an urgency broadcast.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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