On Friday, November 15, 1405, the Greek "Volos Tankers" company confirmed the death of one of the crew of the oil tanker "Volos Sapphire" in an attack on this ship in the Persian Gulf. The company stated that apparently the tanker was attacked by an unknown missile, but the type of projectile and the agent of the attack have not yet been determined. According to the company's announcement, the attack happened on the morning of Thursday, November 14, at 01:15 am local time; When the oil tanker moves towards Sitra port in Bahrain without cargo. According to the company, the projectile hit the rear left part of the ship and caused an explosion and fire, which the crew was able to control. The body of one of the sailors, who was initially declared missing, was found and the rest of the crew were unharmed. The UK Maritime Trade Operations Center (UKMTO) also reported in warning number 196 that two unidentified projectiles hit an oil tanker about 50 nautical miles north of Qatar.

On Friday, November 15, 1405, the Greek "Volos Tankers" company confirmed the death of one of the crew of the oil tanker "Volos Sapphire" in an attack on this ship in the Persian Gulf. The company stated that apparently the tanker was attacked by an unknown missile, but the type of projectile and the agent of the attack have not yet been determined. According to the company's announcement, the attack happened on the morning of Thursday, November 14, at 01:15 am local time; When the oil tanker moves towards Sitra port in Bahrain without cargo. According to the company, the projectile hit the rear left part of the ship and caused an explosion and fire, which the crew was able to control. The body of one of the sailors, who was initially declared missing, was found and the rest of the crew were unharmed. The UK Maritime Trade Operations Center (UKMTO) also reported in warning number 196 that two unidentified projectiles hit an oil tanker about 50 nautical miles north of Qatar.