The IRGC Navy says 2 violating tankers, one in the eastern sector and the other in the western sector of the Strait of Hormuz, were involved in "incidents" while trying to use an illegal lane and had to stop in the southern waters of the SoH. Both tankers turned off all their AIS, relying on the support of the US military. This is the first time I believe that the Revolutionary Guards say that the incident took place without specifying the nature of the incident (landmines? Missiles? Like UAVs? something else?).

The IRGC Navy says 2 violating tankers, one in the eastern sector and the other in the western sector of the Strait of Hormuz, were involved in "incidents" while trying to use an illegal lane and had to stop in the southern waters of the SoH. Both tankers turned off all their AIS, relying on the support of the US military. This is the first time I believe that the Revolutionary Guards say that the incident took place without specifying the nature of the incident (landmines? Missiles? Like UAVs? something else?).