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State-run IRNA news agency reported that the Sahand destroyer lost its balance due to water infiltration into the tanks. (IRNA)

Iran’s naval destroyer has sunk, state media says

  • State-run IRNA news agency reported that the Sahand destroyer, being repaired at a wharf lost its balance due to water infiltration into the tanks
  • The agency added that due to the low depth in the waters, it is possible to bring back the destroyer to balance
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