A report posted on an Iran-linked channel says the explosions that were mixed with activity in the Strait of Hormuz "seem to be over." No description of damage, casualties, or the nature of the activity is provided. The assessment follows hours of reported exchanges in the strategic waterway, as The Zioneer has been covering.
A brief post on an Iran-linked channel states that the series of explosions detected earlier near Sirik and the Strait of Hormuz — which the channel associates with "activities in the Strait of Hormuz" — now appears to have ended. No details are given on what caused the explosions, which side was involved, or whether any damage or casualties resulted.
This report concludes a fast-moving period in the waterway that The Zioneer has tracked since just after midnight. Explosions were first detected near Sirik at 01:02 Jerusalem, followed within minutes by a stream of reports: a commentator described the exchange of fire as "particularly intense" (00:44 Jerusalem); several Iran-linked outlets reported clashes involving the IRGC, the Iranian Air Force, and the US Navy (01:00 Jerusalem); and the Iranian Armed Forces confirmed they were enforcing a naval blockade, according to Tasnim (00:41 Jerusalem). The current post is the first indication in several hours that the immediate activity may have subsided, though earlier reports had fluctuated — tensions were reported to have eased around 01:16 Jerusalem on June 10, only to surge again later.
The report is from a single channel, and no official Iranian, U.S., or Israeli confirmation of a cessation has been issued. Whether the reported calm holds or remains temporary is not yet clear.
8 developments
- DevelopingExplosions reported off Sirik coast in Strait of Hormuz
- ConfirmedIranian media: Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz appear to have eased for now
- DevelopingIran-linked channels report fresh exchange of fire with US Navy in Strait of Hormuz
- ConfirmedThree explosions reported off Qeshm Island and Strait of Hormuz, Iranian state media claim traffic management
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