A report has claimed that two missiles struck a United States Navy vessel operating near the Strait of Hormuz after it allegedly failed to comply with warnings issued by Iranian naval forces.
According to the Fars News Agency, the incident occurred on Monday near the waters close to Jask port, where the American warship was reportedly attempting to pass through the strategic waterway. The report alleges that the vessel did not respond to multiple warnings from Iran’s naval units before being targeted.
Following the alleged strike, the vessel is said to have sustained damage, forcing it to alter its course and retreat from the area. However, no independent verification of the incident or confirmation from US authorities has been provided at the time of reporting.
Iranian officials have previously stated that unauthorized military or commercial passage through the Strait of Hormuz is not permitted and have warned of consequences for non-compliance. Military commanders in the region have also recently reiterated that foreign forces approaching the area without authorization could face defensive action.
The report also referenced recent political remarks and rising tensions in the region, though details remain limited and unverified regarding casualties or the extent of any damage.
As of now, neither the United States Navy nor independent international observers have confirmed the incident.
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