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Iran Presents Evidence of US-Israeli Attacks on Maritime Infrastructure to IMO

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Iran has submitted a file to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) containing documents and images that prove the attacks carried out by the United States and 'Israel' on Iranian ports, civilian ships, and maritime infrastructure. The report details the severe damage caused to vital port infrastructure, with accompanying images showing damage to a maritime search and rescue coordination center, rescue ships, and essential port facilities. Tehran warned in its report that the consequences of these attacks 'extend beyond the destruction of facilities and ships to threaten the safety of maritime navigation in the Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz, and the Arabian Sea, due to the targeting of maritime traffic control towers, communication equipment, and rescue and relief centers.'

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    إيران ترفع ملفاً إلى منظمة دولية بشأن ارتكاب جرائم حرب ضد موانئها ذكرت...

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    إيران ترفع ملفاً إلى منظمة دولية بشأن ارتكاب جرائم حرب ضد موانئها ذكرت...

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    Iran said it has submitted evidence of US and Israeli attacks on its m...

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    Irã leva à ONU provas de ataques dos EUA e de Israel contra infraestru...

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