The IRGC said it destroyed navigational support systems in the southern Strait of Hormuz, which were allegedly used by passenger ships on "unauthorized" routes including escorts from the US Navy. According to the Iranian side, after the attack, no vessel was able to pass this way last night, and the flow of oil through the corridor was stopped. Analysis of satellite images by the GeoPWatch team indicates damage to the Omani island of Didamar in the Strait of Hormuz. The damage is concentrated in the southern part of the island, which suggests that the targets could be a light organizer and radar installations. The area of ​​the infected area is about 200 square meters. There is no independent confirmation of who exactly hit. Omani authorities have not publicly commented on the circumstances of the attack.

The IRGC said it destroyed navigational support systems in the southern Strait of Hormuz, which were allegedly used by passenger ships on "unauthorized" routes including escorts from the US Navy. According to the Iranian side, after the attack, no vessel was able to pass this way last night, and the flow of oil through the corridor was stopped. Analysis of satellite images by the GeoPWatch team indicates damage to the Omani island of Didamar in the Strait of Hormuz. The damage is concentrated in the southern part of the island, which suggests that the targets could be a light organizer and radar installations. The area of ​​the infected area is about 200 square meters. There is no independent confirmation of who exactly hit. Omani authorities have not publicly commented on the circumstances of the attack.