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September 4, 2006 · about 20 years ago

An Iranian Ship Drowned in Persian Gulf

TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- An Iranian barge was drowned in the Keren region in the Iraqi waters of the Persian Gulf on Monday, a high ranking military official said. The barge carrying civilian commodities, including tires, blankets and detergents, was en route from the Emirates port of Sharja to th

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TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- An Iranian barge was drowned in the Keren region in the Iraqi waters of the Persian Gulf on Monday, a high ranking military official said. The barge carrying civilian commodities, including tires, blankets and detergents, was en route from the Emirates port of Sharja to the Iraqi port city of Abu Folous.

The military official stressed that sinking of such a vessel may not be the result of piracy, as local gangs and pirates are not equipped with the capabilities and possibilities needed for targeting such a ship.

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