War in the Middle East: Four Oil Tankers Destroyed in the Strait of Ormuz After Striking Mines, According to Iran
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Since the beginning of the conflict, triggered by Israeli-American strikes on Iran on February 28, Tehran locks this passage and targets ships trying to cross it without his permission.
Iran said on Wednesday that four oil tankers had struck mines while trying to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, after Tehran warned that renewed war would benefit no one.
Since the beginning of the conflict, Tehran has been blocking this passage and regularly targeting ships trying to cross it without its permission, while Washington has imposed a blockade of Iranian ports in return.
Four oil ships were set on fire after colliding with mines in the Strait of Ormuz, Iran reported, alerting to the risks of a conflict.Teherán maintains control of the strategic passage and has stopped ships without authorization, while tensions with the US persist without diplomatic advances.
Four oil tankers exploded on sea mines in the Strait of Ormuz and set fire after attempting to cross a prohibited route, declared the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRC).The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that four oil tankers had been destroyed following an explosion in sea mines while attempting to cross a route that was considered to be prohibited south of the key waterway – the Ormuz Strait – handed over Reuters. In its…
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