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Iran's IRGC says two tankers burned in Hormuz, unveils underground missile city
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said violent explosions occurred aboard two oil tankers sailing along an unauthorized route in the Strait of Hormuz. One tanker struck a mine, while the IRGC unveiled a new underground missile city on the same day.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said that "violent explosions occurred aboard two oil tankers sailing along an unauthorized route in the Strait of Hormuz," adding that "the two tankers were left burning." Anadolu reported that one of the tankers struck a mine.
The footage shows the moment of the explosion aboard one of the tankers and flames rising from it.
The incident came days after another tanker was targeted in the strait, where Iran has imposed restrictions on navigation since the US-Israeli war against it, while Qatari mediation efforts between Washington and Tehran continue.
New missile city
On the same day, the IRGC unveiled a new underground missile city and released footage showing rows of missiles and launch platforms inside fortified tunnels.
Sources: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Anadolu
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