US forces disable oil tanker heading to Iranian port on Arabian Gulf — CENTCOM says a Hellfire missile struck the engine room, stopping the vessel.
US forces disabled an unladen oil tanker, Botswana-flagged M/T Lexie, attempting to sail toward an Iranian port in the Arabian Gulf, according to CENTCOM.
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