The Israeli Navy seized a cargo vessel carrying 6 Chinese-made C-704 (Nasr 1) anti-ship missiles in the Mediterranean Sea. Also seized were 2,500 mortar shells, some 67,000 rounds of ammunition, 2 Kelvin Hughes radar systems, 2 C-704 launchers, and Farsi instruction manuals explaining how to operate the C-704. Israel believes the vessel, called the Victoria and flying a Liberian flag, was carrying the weaponry from Iran to Hamas, in violation of U.N. Security Council resolution 1747, which bars Iran from exporting conventional arms. The Victoria is German-owned, and operated by a French shipping company. The Israeli military said the Victoria departed from Syria, stopped in Turkey, and was headed for the port of Alexandria in Egypt when it was intercepted. Turkey and Egypt had no prior knowledge of the cargo's content, according to the Israeli government. The weaponry is being stored in Israel.