Tanker struck off Iranian coast amid concerns over potential oil price increase

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A tanker has been hit off the coast of Iran, amid concerns about potential oil price spikes. The incident occurred in the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route.

According to reports, an oil tanker was targeted by an attack in the area. The crew members on board include 15 Indians. The exact circumstances surrounding the attack are not yet clear.

Separately, Oman has reported that it was the target of an attack on its north coast. An oil tanker was reportedly hit in the incident.

The US has also confirmed that one of its sanctioned oil tankers was attacked off the coast of Oman. Details about the incident are still emerging.

Iran has been accused of carrying out the attacks, but no official confirmation has been made by the Iranian government. The cause and motivations behind the incidents remain unclear.

The Strait of Hormuz is a critical waterway for global energy supplies, and any disruptions to shipping in the area could have significant economic implications.

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