Iran attacks UAE tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, one Indian killed and many injured

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) 14 July 2026 Attacked two oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. UAE Foreign Ministry informed that Mombasa And Al Bahiyah Two oil tankers were targeted by Iran with missiles in the waters off Oman. in this tragic incident Death of an Indian citizen done and Eight other people injured Of which six were Indians and two were Ukrainians.

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Tension in the sea and America’s action

The UAE has described the attack as a violation of maritime law and UN Security Council resolutions. American President after the attack Donald Trump Announced the imposition of a maritime blockade on Iran and started military action, calling it its security responsibility. US Central Command (CentCom) 14th July The blockade has been implemented from 4 pm onwards and continuous attacks are being carried out on Iranian targets.

Crisis on security and mobility

Due to the ongoing tension between Iran and America, the movement of ships in the Strait of Hormuz is in danger. Although the International Maritime Organization (IMO) 13th July had clarified that no toll or fee should be charged for transit through this route, but the US has now 20 percent Fees have been indicated to be collected. At present, both Iran and America are claiming to be the custodians of this waterway, due to which there is an atmosphere of uncertainty in the entire region.

Nura Basta is the Editor at News.com and a journalism graduate from IIMC Delhi. With more than 7 years of professional experience, he has worked with leading media organizations including Aaj Tak (2018–2021) and Gulf News (2021–2025). His reporting and editorial work primarily focus on Gulf news, current affairs, and issues relevant to the Indian diaspora. At News.com, he is committed to providing credible, well-researched, and impactful content for Hindi readers in the Gulf.

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