Israeli MTB crew raise the broom on the topmast as a traditional maritime sign of victory.
Date
July 11, 1967; 56 years ago (1967-07-11)
Location
Sinai coast, near Rumani vicinity
Result
Israeli victory
Belligerents
Israel
Egypt
Commanders and leaders
Yitzhak Shushan Eli Rahav
Unknown
Strength
1 destroyer 2 torpedo boats
2 torpedo boats
Casualties and losses
none
2 MTBs sunk no known survivors
v
t
e
War of Attrition
Rumani
INS Eilat
Karameh
Shock
Bulmus 6
Boxer
Raviv
Rooster 53
Priha
Rhodes
Rimon 20
The Battle of Rumani Coast (Hebrew: קרב רומני, romanized: Krav Rumani) was a naval engagement that took place on the night of July 11, 1967 between Israeli and Egyptian naval forces, near the vicinity of Rumani. Two Egyptian motor torpedo boats were sunk in the action for no Israeli losses.[1]
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