Oil tanker hit at Hormuz: US accuses Iran of attacking 2 commercial ships, mulls action
Two commercial ships, including an oil tanker, were hit in the Strait of Hormuz, with the US accusing Iran of the attacks. The US is considering actions in response to the ongoing hostile activities in this vital energy shipping route.
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