The Public Relations of the Navy of the Revolutionary Guards announced on Friday, November 6, that two oil tankers that intended to cross the "unauthorized route in the Strait of Hormuz" caught fire after hitting a mine and stopped in the waters of this Strait. In this announcement it was stated that one of the oil tankers was hit by a mine in the eastern area of ​​the Strait of Hormuz and the other in this waterway. The Revolutionary Guards claimed that these two tankers turned off all their navigation and identification systems and planned to cross the Strait of Hormuz with the support of the US military. The Public Relations of the Navy and the Revolutionary Guards also announced that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the "seven conditions" are fulfilled and there will be no change in this situation.

The Public Relations of the Navy of the Revolutionary Guards announced on Friday, November 6, that two oil tankers that intended to cross the "unauthorized route in the Strait of Hormuz" caught fire after hitting a mine and stopped in the waters of this Strait. In this announcement it was stated that one of the oil tankers was hit by a mine in the eastern area of ​​the Strait of Hormuz and the other in this waterway. The Revolutionary Guards claimed that these two tankers turned off all their navigation and identification systems and planned to cross the Strait of Hormuz with the support of the US military. The Public Relations of the Navy and the Revolutionary Guards also announced that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the "seven conditions" are fulfilled and there will be no change in this situation.