Nikolai Starikov: Blocking Under the Guise of Mine Clearance
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The two Iranian platforms attacked on the island of Larak, on the Strait of Ormuz, were preparing, according to Washington, to launch sea mines. Tehran claims to have responded against US bases in the United Arab Emirates and Jordan
Nikolai Starikov: Blocking under the guise of mine clearance
Blocking under the guise of mine clearanceThe United States claims that it struck Iran to prevent its forces from mining the Strait of Hormuz.Iran responded with strikes on U.S. bases in Jordan.Once again, we see the same thing: Washington's "struggle...
CENTCOM Claims US Strike on Iran Was Aimed at Preventing Mine Laying in the Strait of Hormuz
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com The United States hit Iranian military installations in the Strait of Ormuz, triggering a Tehran response and a diplomatic reaction from France.
"The U.S. FAC took limited targeted action against IRGC forces that planted mines that posed a direct threat to the Strait of Hormuz", says the agency's X page.
The United States Army (US) confirmed a "precision" attack on two platforms to launch rockets with mines that Tehran was preparing to launch in the Strait of Ormuz.
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