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Iran says it holds evidence a Ukrainian strike on its Caspian Sea vessel was deliberate despite Kyiv's assurances, per MFA spokesman Esmail Baqaei. The July 25 strike killed one crew member, Iran's foreign ministry said.

Tehran has evidence that a Ukrainian Armed Forces strike on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea was deliberate, despite Kyiv's assurances, said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqaei. On July 25, Iran's Foreign Ministry said Ukraine struck its vessel in the Caspian Sea in Russian territorial waters, killing one crew member.

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