Two unidentified projectiles hit an oil tanker in the northern city of Medina al-Shamal, Qatar The British Maritime Operations Organization announced on Thursday, November 5 that an oil tanker was hit by two unidentified projectiles on Wednesday evening at 23:20 GMT, approximately 50 nautical miles north of the city of Medina al-Shamal, Qatar. According to this organization, the condition of the crew and the amount of possible damage is unknown. The release of this news comes as Qatar has stepped up its mediation efforts to end the war between the US and Iran. The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar announced on Tuesday that both sides are examining the proposals presented by the mediators and the talks are ongoing. Earlier, the Qatari shipping company Masnoor announced that the ship carrying liquefied natural gas of this company named Al-Meida was hit by an unknown refugee on October 30 while passing through the Persian Gulf. According to the company, none of the crew members were injured and the incident had no environmental consequences. Nakil added that the ship is still safe and operational and the impact is being assessed. The announcement by the British Maritime Trade Operations Organization that two unknown projectiles had hit an oil tanker in the northern city of Medina al-Shamal, Qatar, came as the Revolutionary Guards issued a statement on Thursday about the occurrence of a fire on two oil tankers and a tugboat in the Strait of Hormuz. In the statement of the Revolutionary Guards, it was claimed that the cause of the fire in the aforementioned oil tanker was "hit by a mine". In another part of the Revolutionary Guards announcement, it was stated that another supertanker leaving this axis in the east of the Strait of Hormuz was stopped by a massive fire and a tug boat that approached this supertanker in order to extinguish the fire also caught fire.

Two unidentified projectiles hit an oil tanker in the northern city of Medina al-Shamal, Qatar The British Maritime Operations Organization announced on Thursday, November 5 that an oil tanker was hit by two unidentified projectiles on Wednesday evening at 23:20 GMT, approximately 50 nautical miles north of the city of Medina al-Shamal, Qatar. According to this organization, the condition of the crew and the amount of possible damage is unknown. The release of this news comes as Qatar has stepped up its mediation efforts to end the war between the US and Iran. The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar announced on Tuesday that both sides are examining the proposals presented by the mediators and the talks are ongoing. Earlier, the Qatari shipping company Masnoor announced that the ship carrying liquefied natural gas of this company named Al-Meida was hit by an unknown refugee on October 30 while passing through the Persian Gulf. According to the company, none of the crew members were injured and the incident had no environmental consequences. Nakil added that the ship is still safe and operational and the impact is being assessed. The announcement by the British Maritime Trade Operations Organization that two unknown projectiles had hit an oil tanker in the northern city of Medina al-Shamal, Qatar, came as the Revolutionary Guards issued a statement on Thursday about the occurrence of a fire on two oil tankers and a tugboat in the Strait of Hormuz. In the statement of the Revolutionary Guards, it was claimed that the cause of the fire in the aforementioned oil tanker was "hit by a mine". In another part of the Revolutionary Guards announcement, it was stated that another supertanker leaving this axis in the east of the Strait of Hormuz was stopped by a massive fire and a tug boat that approached this supertanker in order to extinguish the fire also caught fire.