Found on Facebook. The company's website does not mention this event, but I did find this report from two days ago, which cites the Financial Times and Reuters (to which I don't subscribe).
Greek maritime security company Marisks said the Acheloos and Kavomaleas were struck at about the same time, as they transited the US-facilitated southern Hormuz corridor.Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said two tankers “exploded” and were immobilised after attempting what it called unsafe southern route through the strait, Reuters reported.
Those who care about the ocean and the environment will be pleased to read that the supertanker was empty: "The tanker had been scheduled to load more than 500,000 barrels of oil in the Middle East Gulf."
Typing "archive dot is backslash" (without the "s) before the pay walled URL will sometimes get the article.
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Without subscribing, type in the search bar. You will get a breakdown of who published the article and what kind of bias there is. In the chart on the right hand side, click on the each circle with the publishers logo to read their article published. On the left side of the page by clicking on Left, Center, or Right to see a summary blurb. It use to show who first published the article.