By The Opinion
The tension in Middle East escalated again after the seizure of vessels in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a key point for the global oil trade. According to reports, Iranian forces They captured at least two ships and attacked a thirdin an episode that aggravates uncertainty despite the recent extension of the ceasefire with the United States.
The incident was attributed to Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corpswhich claimed to have moved the boats to Iranian waters. According to versions broadcast by state media, a third vessel was immobilized after being hit by gunshots in the area.
Among the affected vessels are a cargo ship linked to Greece. The Greek Foreign Minister, Giorgos Gerapetritis, confirmed the attack, although he avoided ensuring his capture.
“I can confirm that there was an attack… but I cannot confirm that he has been captured,” he declared in an interview. The official described the situation as “quite worrying” and recommended that his country’s ships avoid the area.
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