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US Coast Guard rescues Iranians
The US Coast Guard Cutter Monomoy, assigned to Commander Task Force 55, rendered aid to six Iranian mariners who were aboard a distressed vessel in the North Arabian Gulf recently.
At approximately 3 a.m. local time, Monomoy was operating in the area when it was hailed by flares and flashlights from the Iranian cargo dhow, Ya-Hussayn. The dhow’s master requested assistance from Monomoy indicating the engine room was flooding and deemed not seaworthy.
Monomoy immediately launched their small boat and approached the Ya-Hussayn. Two persons were rescued from the vessel and four from a life raft tied off to the dhow’s stern.
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