Saudi Shipping Company Bahri Says Two Filipino Sailors Killed in Incident in Hormuz
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- Saudi shipping company Bahri said two Filipino sailors were killed in an incident in the Strait of Hormuz.
- The item also reported discussions between the Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition and the United Kingdom on counterterrorism cooperation and digital threats.
Saudi shipping company Bahri said two Filipino sailors were killed in an incident near the Strait of Hormuz.
The item also reported that the Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition discussed strengthening its partnership with the United Kingdom. The talks covered cooperation against terrorism and extremism, growing threats in the digital sphere, and support for countries seeking to counter terrorist organizations and strengthen their societies ideologically.
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