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Iran Revolutionary Guard: 3 attacked UAE tankers were on PGSA non-compliance list
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On October 2, Iran's Revolutionary Guard, citing a statement from the Iranian Persian Gulf Waterway Administration (PGSA), reported that three UAE-linked oil tankers recently attacked in the Strait of Hormuz—ALRUWAIS, SINBAD, and MERSINPROSPERITY—had been listed on the PGSA's latest updated non-compliance list. The PGSA stated that multiple tankers have been attacked in the Strait in recent days, with the last three being owned or chartered by the UAE. An investigation revealed that these tankers had transited the Strait of Hormuz multiple times over the past two months. The report attributes the information to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and the PGSA, without independent verification.
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October 2 — Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), citing a statement from the Iranian Persian Gulf Waterways Authority (PGSA), reported that three UAE-linked oil tankers recently attacked in the Strait of Hormuz — the ALRUWAIS, SINBAD, and MERSIN PROSPERITY — had all appeared on the PGSA's latest updated list of non-compliant vessels.
According to the PGSA, multiple oil tankers have been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz in recent days, with the last three vessels targeted being owned or chartered by the United Arab Emirates. Investigations indicate that these tankers had transited the Strait of Hormuz multiple times over the past two months.
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