IRGC Navy: Two oil tankers that violated the regulations were stopped by strong explosions on an unauthorized route through the Strait of Hormuz and left on fire. One of the vessels, a supertanker, exploded after hitting a sea mine. The second tanker, escorted by fighter jets from the invading American army and tried to slip through the illegal route without being detected, suffered an incident and was stopped amid a huge fire. The two tankers disabled all navigation and identification systems before hitting the "hot wall" of the Strait of Hormuz; They now lie abandoned on the southern shores of the Straits, still burning.

IRGC Navy: Two oil tankers that violated the regulations were stopped by strong explosions on an unauthorized route through the Strait of Hormuz and left on fire. One of the vessels, a supertanker, exploded after hitting a sea mine. The second tanker, escorted by fighter jets from the invading American army and tried to slip through the illegal route without being detected, suffered an incident and was stopped amid a huge fire. The two tankers disabled all navigation and identification systems before hitting the "hot wall" of the Strait of Hormuz; They now lie abandoned on the southern shores of the Straits, still burning.