Of course, during that war, not only stationary objects suffered from air raids and missile strikes. For example, on December 6, 1985, during another bombing of the largest Iranian oil terminal located on Kharg Island, the tanker Nova, loaded with heavy Iranian oil, collided with the unloading tanker Magnum. As a result of the collision, 70,000 tons of oil spilled into the waters of the Gulf, making it the second largest oil spill during the Iran-Iraq War. The so-called "Tanker War" did not become a subject of philately, leaving behind neither stamps, nor first-day covers, nor special cancellation postmarks. Perhaps the reason is that it would have been difficult for both Iran and Iraq to present themselves as the righteous side and victim, since the aviation and navy of both countries actively participated in attacks on each other's tankers and oil infrastructure.