(4th LD) Iran-linked missiles behind attack on S. Korean vessel in Hormuz: foreign ministry
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A South Korean government investigation says missiles similar to ones made by Iran were likely used in an attack on a South Korean ship in the Strait of Hormuz, causing a fire and minor injuries. While they haven't confirmed who launched the missiles or why, officials pointed to Iran as a likely source and summoned the Iranian ambassador to protest. The report relies on technical evidence like missile parts but doesn't rule out that other groups with access to Iranian-made weapons could have been responsible.
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