United Kingdom Merchant Marine Operations (UKMTO) reported that a tanker was hit by ammunition on 10 November and several crew members were injured.
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In an incident that took place on November 10, ammunition hit a tanker while traveling.
In the statement made by UKMTO, it was stated that the institution received late notification regarding the incident that occurred on November 10.
In the statement, it was stated that the tanker was hit by an ammunition of an unknown nature, and many injured people were taken ashore for medical aid.
It was stated in the statement that the other crew members on the tanker were safe and their condition was being monitored, and that there was no assessment yet regarding the extent of damage to the ship and possible environmental impacts.

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