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US Strikes Iranian-Linked Tanker in Persian Gulf, Escalating Tensions

The US military has reportedly struck an Iranian-linked supertanker in the Persian Gulf, near Iran's primary oil export terminal. This marks the first attack on a vessel since the US reimposed its blockade on Iranian shipping, escalating geopolitical tensions and impacting oil markets.

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The US struck an Iranian-linked oil tanker in the Persian Gulf.

US military forces reportedly struck an Iranian-linked supertanker deep in the Persian Gulf, near Iran's main oil export terminal. This incident marks the first attack on a vessel since the US reimposed its blockade against Iranian shipping.

This attack further escalated geopolitical tensions and had a significant impact on global oil markets.

This was reported by Bloomberg News (Financial Post).

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