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Two anonymous Iranian officials told The New York Times that the attack was intended to demonstrate Iran’s ability to disrupt global shipping and energy supplies beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
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Two anonymous Iranian officials told The New York Times that the attack was intended to demonstrate Iran’s ability to disrupt global shipping and energy supplies beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
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Damietta dossier
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Damietta
An apparent Iranian drone attack damaged an American-owned tanker—and perhaps a Greek tanker—at the Mediterranean port of Damietta, approximately 1,875 kilometers from Iran.
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Two anonymous Iranian officials told the NYT that the goal of the long-range attack was to show that Iran is capable of causing far-reaching disruptions to global shipping that affect energy supplies beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
Two anonymous Iranian officials told The New York Times that the attack was intended to demonstrate Iran’s ability to disrupt global shipping and energy supplies beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
Open source reportAn apparent Iranian drone attack damaged an American-owned tanker (and perhaps another Greek tanker, too) in the Mediterranean Egyptian port of Damietta - roughly 1,165 miles (1,875 km) from Iran.
An apparent Iranian drone attack damaged an American-owned tanker—and perhaps a Greek tanker—at the Mediterranean port of Damietta, approximately 1,875 kilometers from Iran.
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