Iran targets ships after attacks

The Iranian Navy, led by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, targeted three oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and three U.S. vessels elsewhere, in response to American attacks on Iranian tankers that were launched earlier today. It was confirmed that the tankers attacked in the strait were passing through unauthorized routes, and the other ships were affected in different areas. The Navy issued warnings to ships in the Gulf and near the Strait, advising them not to be misled by the U.S. military or to move through unfamiliar routes, warning that they could be targeted. Additionally, Iranian military leadership spokesman Ebrahim Dehghari warned the United States against continuing its attacks on Iranian ships, adding that ongoing operations could lead to stronger responses and that Iranian naval forces might target U.S. military vessels, with the potential for escalation. This escalation occurs amid increasing tensions between Iran and the United States over the situation in the Gulf, especially after Iran cut off transit routes through the Strait of Hormuz and imposed maritime blockades on American and Israeli ships.

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