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IRGC claimed attack on second MSC vessel
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps have targeted a second MSC vessel following the US firing a Hellfire missile at the engine room of the VLCC 'Lexie' on June 2, targeting the 'MSC Panaya' with navy missiles and describing the vessel as belonging to the “American Zionist” enemy which Iran has called MSC in previous attacks on its vessels. The 'MSC Panaya' was berthed in Khalifa Bin Salman port in Bahrain, and the attack has not been confirmed. A strike by Iran on the 'MSC Panaya' would be the second in recent days on MSC vessels in retaliation for US strikes on tankers trying to break its blockade of Iranian ports, after the 'MSC Sariska V' was struck by two Iranian projectiles while departing the port of Umm Qasr in Iraq on June 1, in response to US naval forces disabling the Gambia-flagged 'Lian Star' on May 29, as it attempted to sail towards an Iranian port through the US blockade. MSC has issued a statement stressing it was a neutral international carrier and had no affiliation with the US or Israel. Founded by Italian national Captain Gianluigi Aponte, the company is headquartered and domiciled in Switzerland and is wholly owned by his children, Diego and Alexa Aponte, both Italian nationals with no other citizenship.
Approach of suspicious speedboat
The 'MSC Panaya' reported a suspicious speedboat with six or seven men on board. The speedboat remained at a distance that made it impossible to see whether it carried ladders of weapons. The small craft never approached too close and it remains unclear if this was an intended act of piracy. The ship has been moored on Bonny River Anchorage since Feb 4, 2021, enroute from Lome to Port Harcourt.
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