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Sailor Killed as Missile Strikes Oil Tanker in Persian Gulf

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A sailor was killed after a missile attack hit the Marshall Islands-flagged tanker Velos Sapphire in the Persian Gulf. The vessel was heading to the Bahraini port of Sitra and was not carrying any cargo at the time. The attack occurred early on Thursday, according to a statement from Velos Tankers. The company's statement is the source of the details provided about the incident.

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