UKMTO'dan yapılan açıklamada, tankerin şirket güvenlik yetkilisinin geminin makine dairesine bilinmeyen 2 mühimmatın isabet ettiğini bildirdiği belirtildi. Olayda can kaybı yaşanmadığı ve çevre kirliliğinin meydana gelmediği aktarılan açıklamada, yetkililerin olayla ilgili soruşturma yürüttüğü kaydedildi.

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United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations [edit] After 2001, the UK Royal Navy created a Naval Reserve–manned UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) office in Dubai to coordinate and exchange information with merchant traffic in the Arabian Sea to help counter Somali piracy.[4][5][6] It acts as the primary point of contact for merchant ships to connect and liaise with military forces in the Arabian Sea, Red Sea and Persian Gulf. The Maritime Trade Information Centre (MTIC) in Portsmouth, UK, supports UKMTO outputs.[7] The UK Maritime Trade Operations office often releases warnings as well as reports regarding maritime activity - for example, it details instances of piracy and publicly warns nearby vessels - in its areas of responsibility. The UKMTO had over 55,600 followers on X, as of October 2026.[8] NCAGS in the US Navy [edit] In the US Navy, NCAGS is a function that is staffed by the Navy Reserve.

UKMTO advisories are usually the first official signal of an attack or suspicious approach in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. 2 Nov British maritime agency UKMTO reported on Monday that a vessel was struck by "an unknown projectile" near the Strait of Hormuz a day earlier, marking the latest disturbance in the contested waterway.

☰ Red Sea US Navy Container Ship Shipbuilding Tankers UKMTO Hormuz Island Hormuz traffic decreases as regional tensions escalate, as tensions build within its borders. According to Reuters data, traffic fluctuated at low levels while UKMTO and other media reported incidents involving projectile strikes followed by attack warnings. UKMTO reported separate events involving tankers and cargo vessels east and northeast of Khasab; no crew injuries, pollution issues or confirmed damage escalation was noted among available sources.

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