Britain’s naval forces report on an attack in the Red Sea involving a skiff

• Britain’s naval forces say they carried out an attack on a skiff in the Red Sea involving a skiff.
• UK Maritime Trade Operations reports that a signal has been received; it indicates that 30 merchant ships in the area have been ordered to follow a group of Iranian ships.
• Responsibility for the attack has not been established, and in the region it is believed that it was carried out by a group of Iranian pirates.

In the meantime, Britain’s naval forces say they carried out an attack on a skiff in the Red Sea involving a skiff.

According to UK Maritime Trade Operations, the signal was received, and it ordered ships to follow a group of Iranian ships.

The signal was received for 30 merchant ships (55.6 kilometers) in the area where the group of Iranian ships was operating.

It is also reported that the type of skiff was spotted from a distance. The incident occurred in the vicinity of the group, after which the ships were ordered to follow the group of Iranian ships for 2 miles.

The UN organization has not confirmed the responsibility for the attack. The material states that it is not clear which specific ship carried out the attack, and that it is only assumed that it was a group of Iranian pirates.

Tags: Middle East/Crime