Two Singapore-registered vessels struck in Strait of Hormuz; one sinks

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14-10-2026 | 09:34
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Two Singapore-registered vessels struck in Strait of Hormuz; one sinks

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) said two Singapore-registered container vessels were struck ‌by unknown projectiles while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, with one vessel sinking after catching fire and the other sustaining hull damage.

The ⁠GFS PRIDE was struck on October 13, sustained damage and a fire, and later sank, MPA said.

All 21 crew members aboard GFS PRIDE were safely evacuated and no injuries were reported.

The GFS GISELLE was struck ‌on ⁠October 14, sustained hull damage and reached a safe anchorage under its own propulsion.

All 22 crew members aboard GFS ⁠GISELLE were safe and no injuries were reported.

MPA said there were no Singaporeans ⁠aboard either vessel.

The authority said it was in contact with the ⁠vessels' management company and was monitoring the situation.

Reuters

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