Iran provided a detailed dossier featuring documents and photographic evidence of alleged acts of sabotage directly to the International Maritime Organisation. Member states plan to evaluate the submitted material during an upcoming council session scheduled for November 2–6 in London. According to Iranian state media, the strikes specifically compromised maritime traffic control systems and rescue facilities, heightening accident risks for seafarers.
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Damage to maritime traffic control systems poses serious accident hazards for seafarers a…: Damage to maritime traffic control systems poses serious accident hazards for seafarers and global commercial shipping.
The destruction of critical rescue infrastructure has impaired essential emergency respon…: The destruction of critical rescue infrastructure has impaired essential emergency response operations across affected waters.
Member nations at the London council meeting will formally examine the diplomatic and ope…: Member nations at the London council meeting will formally examine the diplomatic and operational implications of the presented dossier.
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Iran submits evidence of US-Israeli attacks on maritime infrastructure
1 November 2026 13:03 GMT
Iran said it has submitted evidence of US and Israeli attacks on its maritime infrastructure to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO).
The dossier of evidence given by Tehran to the IMO include documents and photographic evidence of sabotage on its maritime infrastructure.
An Iranian official said IMO member states will discuss the evidence at a council session taking place in London on November 2-6.
The attacks on its maritime infrastructure, according to Iran, threaten the safety of international shipping and seafarers.
Iran's IRNA news agency reported that damage to maritime traffic control systems also increase the risk of accidents, and the destruction of rescue facilities undermines emergency response capabilities.
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