The Central Command of the US Army (CENTCOM) announced that on Saturday, November 7, 1405, a military aircraft of this country fired guided munitions at the rear of the cargo ship "MV Hudi" in the Sea of ​​Oman, preventing it from moving. According to CENTCOM, this ship, sailing under the flag of St. Kitts, intended to leave the region after stopping at one of Iran's ports, and despite the repeated warnings of the American forces, it tried several times to cross the naval blockade imposed against Iran. CENTCOM also announced that prior to the attack, the ship's civilian crew had been warned to stay away from the parts that were going to be targeted.

The Central Command of the US Army (CENTCOM) announced that on Saturday, November 7, 1405, a military aircraft of this country fired guided munitions at the rear of the cargo ship "MV Hudi" in the Sea of ​​Oman, preventing it from moving. According to CENTCOM, this ship, sailing under the flag of St. Kitts, intended to leave the region after stopping at one of Iran's ports, and despite the repeated warnings of the American forces, it tried several times to cross the naval blockade imposed against Iran. CENTCOM also announced that prior to the attack, the ship's civilian crew had been warned to stay away from the parts that were going to be targeted.