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International Maritime Organization 国际海事组织

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2026-11113/13

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ReportedShipping attack report

Information released by the International Maritime Organization states that at least 130 attacks on commercial vessels have been confirmed during the current Middle East tensions, resulting in 25 seafarer deaths and placing thousands of seafarers at risk.

International Maritime Organization

Broadcast 7 November 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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Information released by the International Maritime Organization states that at least 130 attacks on commercial vessels have been confirmed during the current Middle East tensions, resulting in 25 seafarer deaths and placing thousands of seafarers at risk.

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The International Maritime Organization said in London, United Kingdom, on November 6 that important shipping lanes should remain open and safe and that protective measures should be strengthened to address threats facing global shipping. Information released by the organization shows that, amid the current round of tensions in the Middle East, at least 130 attacks on commercial vessels have been confirmed, killing 25 seafarers and putting thousands more at risk.
Original Chinese quote
国际海事组织发布的信息显示，本轮中东紧张局势下，已确认发生至少130起针对商业船只的袭击事件，造成25名海员死亡，数千名海员面临风险。
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ReportedMaritime safety appeal

In London, United Kingdom, on November 6, the International Maritime Organization said that vital shipping lanes should remain open and safe and that protective measures should be strengthened to address threats to global shipping.

International Maritime OrganizationLondonUnited Kingdom

Broadcast 7 November 2026 · Event date 6 November 2026

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In London, United Kingdom, on November 6, the International Maritime Organization said that vital shipping lanes should remain open and safe and that protective measures should be strengthened to address threats to global shipping.

Translated paragraph context
The International Maritime Organization said in London, United Kingdom, on November 6 that important shipping lanes should remain open and safe and that protective measures should be strengthened to address threats facing global shipping. Information released by the organization shows that, amid the current round of tensions in the Middle East, at least 130 attacks on commercial vessels have been confirmed, killing 25 seafarers and putting thousands more at risk.
Original Chinese quote
国际海事组织6日在英国伦敦表示，重要航运通道应保持开放和安全，应加强保护措施，应对全球航运面临的威胁。
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ReportedMaritime incident statistics

According to International Maritime Organization data, as of the 14th, 22 ships had experienced attacks or other incidents in and around the Strait of Hormuz this month.

International Maritime OrganizationStrait of Hormuz

Broadcast 15 October 2026 · Event date 1 Oct — 14 October 2026

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According to International Maritime Organization data, as of the 14th, 22 ships had experienced attacks or other incidents in and around the Strait of Hormuz this month.

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CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): According to International Maritime Organization data, as of October 14, 22 vessels had experienced incidents including attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding waters this month. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore said on October 14 that, since October 13, two Singapore-registered container ships had been struck by unidentified projectiles while passing through the Strait of Hormuz. One caught fire and sank, while the other sustained hull damage. There have been no reports of casualties so far. On the same day, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said that a cargo ship carrying 2,500 containers had attempted that day to pass through an unauthorized, dangerous channel in the Strait of Hormuz, and had exploded, caught fire and sunk after hitting a mine. In addition, U.S. Central Command said on October 14 that U.S. forces had struck an Iran-linked vessel in the Gulf of Oman on October 6.
Original Chinese quote
据国际海事组织数据，截至14日，本月已有22艘船只在霍尔木兹海峡及周边海域遭遇袭击等事件。
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