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‘Ignored over 20 warnings’: US fires Hellfire missile, ‘disables’ cargo ship bound for Iran

‘Ignored over 20 warnings’: US fires Hellfire missile, ‘disables’ cargo ship bound for Iran
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The U.S. military disabled a Gambia-flagged cargo ship, the Lian Star, by firing a Hellfire missile into its engine room after it allegedly ignored over 20 warnings. The vessel was reportedly attempting to enter an Iranian port in violation of a U.S. naval blockade.

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This incident marks a significant escalation in maritime tensions between the U.S. and Iran, reflecting the ongoing enforcement of U.S. sanctions.

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The article reports on military actions using standard journalistic attribution to CENTCOM and official sources.

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