Iran Guards say their mines halted two tankers crossing Hormuz
Most outlets reported that the Iranian Revolutionary Guards claimed their naval mines halted two tankers attempting to travel the Strait of Hormuz via routes considered illegal by Tehran. 24 News HD provided a straightforward account of the claim, while Hum News English included an additional, incomplete quote suggesting the tankers were set ablaze.
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Iran Guards say three tankers hit mines crossing Hormuz strait
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards have announced that their naval mines stopped three oil tankers crossing the Strait of Hormuz. Two of the vessels were set ablaze and halted due to explosions at a route deemed illegal by Iran.
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Iran Guards say their mines halted two tankers crossing Strait of Hormuz
Iranian Revolutionary Guards said on Tuesday that their naval mines halted two tankers attempting to travel the Strait of Hormuz via routes considered illegal by Tehran. "Two violating oil tankers were set ablaze and halted due to the explosion of mines planted by the brave sailors of the IRGC Navy at an illegal crossing point in the southern part of the Strait of Hormuz," the Guards said in a ...
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Iran Guards say their mines halted two tankers crossing Hormuz
Iranian Revolutionary Guards said on Tuesday that their naval mines halted two tankers attempting to travel the Strait of Hormuz via routes considered illegal by Tehran.
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