A U.S. military aircraft fired on a commercial vessel in the Gulf of Oman on Saturday, disabling the ship, The Hill reported. The outlet's headline describes the vessel as a cargo ship, while its summary uses the term commercial vessel. The Hill described the strike as the latest move in the ongoing conflict with Iran.

The Hill quoted a statement from CENTCOM saying its forces disabled the vessel after the ship's civilian crew "ignored repeated warnings." The quoted statement continues beyond that point, but the summary cuts off there, so the outlet's account of what the crew attempted to violate is not available in the material reviewed for this story.

According to The Hill's summary, the report does not describe any casualties or any damage beyond the ship being disabled. It also does not describe the vessel's destination, its cargo, or its owner, and it does not include a response from Iran or from the vessel's operators.

The summary does not give further detail on the conflict with Iran or explain how the warnings were delivered to the crew. Those points were not addressed in the material available here.

The details in this story come from a single report by The Hill, written by Suryatapa Chakraborty. Further reporting on the incident was not among the materials available for this story.

Sources: The Hill: US military fires at cargo ship in Gulf of Oman.