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Seafarer killed as bulker struck in latest Strait of Hormuz attack

  • Minoan Dignity struck off Oman, leaving one seafarer dead and the vessel disabled
  • Incident follows another attack on a Modion Maritime bulker and a reported Iranian tanker seizure
  • Marisks warns Hormuz threats are escalating, with ships facing both kinetic attacks and physical detention

A chief engineer has been killed after a Greek-operated bulker was hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, as security analysts warn that commercial vessels now face both attack and detention risks in the increasingly volatile waterway

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