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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India confirmed the targeting of two vessels carrying Indian crew in the Strait of Hormuz by UAVs and announced the disappearance of two crew members. In a statement from this ministry, published on the evening of October 11, while condemning this attack, it was emphasized that the other 11 crew members of the oil tanker "Petro Dolphin" are safe. The statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India also reported that the oil tanker "Valtra" with a Marshall flag was targeted by an unknown missile, which caused the fire on the ship. The statement said that all 11 Indian sailors on the tanker were safe. This country stressed the need to immediately reduce tensions in the Strait of Hormuz through dialogue and diplomacy, adding that attacks on commercial ships, sailors and civilian infrastructure should also be stopped Attacked by an unmanned surface vessel near the port of Suhar in Oman. In the additional information, this organization changed the classification of this incident to an "attack" after receiving confirmation of a collision of an unmanned aircraft with an oil tanker.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India confirmed the targeting of two vessels carrying Indian crew in the Strait of Hormuz by UAVs and announced the disappearance of two crew members. In a statement from this ministry, published on the evening of October 11, while condemning this attack, it was emphasized that the other 11 crew members of the oil tanker "Petro Dolphin" are safe. The statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India also reported that the oil tanker "Valtra" with a Marshall flag was targeted by an unknown missile, which caused the fire on the ship. The statement said that all 11 Indian sailors on the tanker were safe. This country stressed the need to immediately reduce tensions in the Strait of Hormuz through dialogue and diplomacy, adding that attacks on commercial ships, sailors and civilian infrastructure should also be stopped Attacked by an unmanned surface vessel near the port of Suhar in Oman. In the additional information, this organization changed the classification of this incident to an "attack" after receiving confirmation of a collision of an unmanned aircraft with an oil tanker.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India confirmed the targeting of two vessels carrying Indian crew in the Strait of Hormuz by UAVs and announced the disappearance of two crew members. In a statement from this ministry, published on the evening of October 11, while condemning this attack, it was emphasized that the other 11 crew members of the oil tanker "Petro Dolphin" are safe. The statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India also reported that the oil tanker "Valtra" with a Marshall flag was targeted by an unknown missile, which caused the fire on the ship. The statement said that all 11 Indian sailors on the tanker were safe. This country stressed the need to immediately reduce tensions in the Strait of Hormuz through dialogue and diplomacy, adding that attacks on commercial ships, sailors and civilian infrastructure should also be stopped Attacked by an unmanned surface vessel near the port of Suhar in Oman. In the additional information, this organization changed the classification of this incident to an "attack" after receiving confirmation of a collision of an unmanned aircraft with an oil tanker.