Iran reportedly struck a Saudi vessel in the Strait of Hormuz shortly before 16:48 Jerusalem time on Monday, after it attempted to cross without permission, according to an unverified report. No details on the vessel's identity, damage, or casualties were provided. IRGC-affiliated channels released footage of the attack.
On Monday, a short time before 16:48 Jerusalem time, an unverified report indicated that Iran struck a Saudi vessel in the Strait of Hormuz after it attempted to cross without permission. The report, from a single source, did not provide details on the vessel's identity, damage, or casualties. Earlier, IRGC-affiliated channels released footage of a vessel attacked in the same waterway, which The Zioneer reported at 16:42. The footage appears to be of the same incident, though independent confirmation is pending. The Strait of Hormuz has been a site of previous IRGC strikes, including an attack on a vessel overnight in July (as The Zioneer previously reported). The strike comes amid ongoing tensions over maritime passage in the strategic waterway, which Iran has sought to control.
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