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Oct 21, 2026

speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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was attacked.
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The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore was informed that two Singapore-registered container vessels, GFS Pride and GFS Giselle, were reportedly struck by unknown projectiles while transiting the Strait of Hormuz on October 13 and 14, 2026, respectively.
speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:27
GFS Pride sustained damage and a fire on board and has since sunk.
speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:32
All 21 crew members were safely evacuated.
speaker_2HOST
10:11
Videos verified by CNN showed it going down.
speaker_2HOST
10:15
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore called the attacks unprovoked and a violation of international law.
speaker_2HOST
10:22
The IRGC Navy claimed on Wednesday that the ship, carrying about 2,500 containers, struck a naval mine on a route Iran called illegal and dangerous.
speaker_2HOST
10:32
That would be the first time Iran has claimed a mine sinking in this war.
Deborah GrawHOST
2:14
The International Maritime Organization says the shipmate was on board the Antigua and Barbuda flagged container ship Cape Deo.
Deborah GrawHOST
2:22
which was struck by a projectile, as was a second ship named by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore as one of its flagged small container vessels, GFS Pride.
Deborah GrawHOST
2:33
Attacks around the waterway have surged over the past 10 days, with Iran saying it's stepping up strikes in response to the US blockade of its port's and tougher sanctions introduced last month.
Deborah GrawHOST
2:46
Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife have pleaded not guilty to new torture-related charges in a New York court.
Deborah GrawkeHOST
1:44
The International Maritime Organization says the ship mate was on board the Antigua and Barbuda-flagged container ship Cape Deo.
Deborah GrawkeHOST
1:52
The second ship sunk has been named by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore as one of its flagged small container vessels, known as GFS Pride.
Deborah GrawkeHOST
2:02
Attacks around the waterway have surged over the past ten days, and World Trade Organization director Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala says nations and businesses will have to start making other plans.
Ngozi Okonjo-IwealaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:15
Plus we are finding that choke points and choke assets are things we have to think about for the world.
Matt McNeilHOST
11:16
Singapore-flagged GFS Pride, a small container vessel, sank while sailing through the strait after sustaining damage and catching fire on board.
Matt McNeilHOST
11:23
The Maritime and Port Authority said in a statement on Wednesday, adding that the vessel had been sailing through the strait on Tuesday.
Matt McNeilHOST
11:28
I believe that was one of the ones that had turned off their beacons there.
Matt McNeilHOST
11:33
Um, speaking of D-U-M dumb, Trump.
speaker_0HOST
5:08
And physical infrastructure brings us to the Strait of Hormuz, where two commercial ships became casualties of a war their crews had no obvious reason to join.
speaker_0HOST
5:17
Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority confirmed that two Singapore-registered container ships, the GFS Pride and the GFS Giselle, were struck on October thirteenth and fourteenth.
speaker_0HOST
5:27
The Pride caught fire and sank, and all twenty-one crew were evacuated.
speaker_0HOST
5:32
The Giselle took hull damage but reached anchorage under its own power, with all twenty-two crew safe.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:21
Other Developments.
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1:23
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and UN International Maritime Organization yesterday reported two incidents of ships sinking near the Strait of Hormuz.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:35
UNIMO reported on the sinking of an Antibua and Barbuda flagged ship that sank close to the strait, weeks after being struck by a projectile on September 23.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:47
One crew member was killed, and the rest of the crew was evacuated straight after the strike.
speaker_0HOST
16:24
The escalation demonstrates how insecurity in a narrow strategic waterway can affect global commerce far beyond the immediate conflict.
speaker_0HOST
16:31
For further information, see Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, Iran International, and Associated Press.
speaker_1HOST
16:38
Israel redirects community funding towards US helicopter deal.
speaker_0HOST
16:41
Israel has approved funding for twelve American-made Apache attack helicopters as its expanding defense requirements reshape domestic spending priorities.
Peter LawrenceHOST
26:51
The Singapore registered container ship GFS Pride was struck on Tuesday while passing through the strait, catching fire and later sinking.
Peter LawrenceHOST
27:01
According to the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, All crew members were safely evacuated.
Peter LawrenceHOST
27:09
Iranian state media, I saw the pictures of the ship sinking and all the cargo containers are falling off the ship and sinking.
Peter LawrenceHOST
27:17
Iranian state media press TV reported that the ship had hit a sea mine on an unauthorized route.
Eric LopkinHOST
1:49
The World Food Program reported that its partners cannot reach more than six hundred thousand people dependent on humanitarian assistance in the Houthi-surrounded city of Taiz.
Eric LopkinHOST
2:02
Two Singapore-registered container ships were struck by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz, Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority announced Wednesday.
Eric LopkinHOST
2:11
The GFS Pride was hit Tuesday, caught fire, and sank.
Eric LopkinHOST
2:16
All twenty-one crew members were evacuated without reported injuries.

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