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Iran claimed attack on container ship
On April 4, 2026, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed a drone strike on the 'MSC Ishyka III', which operates on a regional route between India, Africa and the Arabian Gulf, and was berthed in Manama, Bahrain. She was trapped inside the Gulf when U.S. forces attacked Iran on Feb 28. The AIS reappeared on the morning of April 2 at a different nearby berth in Manama. About 24 hours later, her AIS transmission ceased once more and has not reappeared. It was unclear if the ship has been continuously at Bahrain or if she has been engaged in intra-Gulf trade.As of April 6, no authorities or bystanders have corroborated the strike; the IRGC has previously claimed success in attacks that did not occur or that missed their target. UKMTO has omitted the claimed drone strike on the 'MSC Ishyka III' from its official daily list of confirmed shipping incidents in the Gulf. The ship is owned by Pasithea Oceanway Ltd., a holding company with a mailing address at an MSC office in Cyprus. Despite the IRGC's claims, MSC has no discernable links to Israel beyond providing shipping services to Israeli ports. The vessel has no direct ownership or operational ties to Israeli interests, and has not called in Israel in at least the past six months. Iran-linked Houthi rebels have previously targeted MSC ships based on a claimed but apparently unfounded link to Israeli shipping.
Container crane damaged mast
On May 17, 2014, at approximately 06:00 a.m. a container gantry allided with the mast of the "MSC Ishyka" in the port of Valencia where the ship had docked the previous day, having come from Livorno. The damage needed an immediate repair. The ship left the port again on May 19 at 3.20 a.m. bound for Las Palmas. Photo: http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=2036462
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