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Image shows iPhone collection after attack on Ormuz?

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Briefings

A recent article suggests that images circulating on social media depicting iPhones floating in the sea after a shipwreck in the Strait of Hormuz are real. The article notes that a ship sank in October in the Hormuz Strait, and since then, dozens of images of iPhones drifting in the ocean have appeared online.

Key points

• A ship sank in October in the Strait of Hormuz, leading to the circulation of images of iPhones floating in the sea on social media.
• The article questions whether the images of floating iPhones are real, noting the recent shipwreck in the Hormuz Strait.

Context

The article investigates the authenticity of images showing iPhones floating in the sea following a shipwreck in the Hormuz Strait, which occurred in October.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the article's question about the authenticity of the images. No specific dates, locations, or numbers beyond the October shipwreck are provided. The article does not confirm or deny the existence of the floating iPhones.

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