LONDON, Nov 1 (Bernama-IRNA) -- Iran has submitted documents and photographic evidence of United States and Israeli attacks on the country’s ports, civilian vessels, and maritime infrastructure to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), warning that the damage poses serious risks to maritime safety across the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz and the Sea of Oman.
Iran Submits Evidence Of US-Israeli Attacks On Ports, Maritime Infrastructure To IMO
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Iran submitted evidence of US-Israeli attacks on its ports and maritime infrastructure to the IMO, citing risks to regional maritime safety.
- Iran provided documents and photos of attacks on ports and vessels to the IMO.
- The report warns of risks to shipping safety and environmental damage from the attacks.
- The attacks, claimed to be unprovoked, occurred in June 2025.
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