Israel probes possible missile attack on cargo ship: Reports
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Israeli media says the cargo ship was previously owned by an Israeli tycoon and came under attack in the Indian Ocean.
A Liberian-flagged cargo ship travelling from Saudi Arabia to the United Arab Emirates has come under attack in the Indian Ocean, according to Israeli and Lebanese media. The crew were not hurt and the ship, possibly hit by a missile on Saturday, was not badly damaged and continued on its journey, Israel’s N12 Television said, citing unnamed sources within Israel’s defence establishment. The defence officials said they were checking if Iranian forces were behind the alleged attack, according to N12.
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