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Four tankers destroyed by naval mines in Strait of Hormuz, Iran's IRGC says

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franceinfo
“Quatre pétroliers ont été détruits après avoir percuté des mines dans le détroit d'Ormuz, annonce l'Iran”

Depuis le début du conflit, Téhéran verrouille ce passage maritime et cible régulièrement des navires qui tentent de le traverser sans son autorisation, tandis que Washington a imposé en retour un blocus des ports iraniens.

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BBC News – World
“Four tankers destroyed by naval mines in Strait of Hormuz, Iran's IRGC says”

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says the vessels had hit sea mines while trying to cross a prohibited route.

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The Jerusalem Post
“Four oil tankers destroyed by naval mines in Strait of Hormuz, IRGC announces”

In a statement, the elite corps said the tankers were still ablaze, and added that two other vessels had been seized.

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France 24 English
“Four oil tankers destroyed in Hormuz after hitting mines, Tehran says”

Four oil tankers caught fire after hitting mines in the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran claimed Wednesday, a day after US President Donald Trump said the United States had launched strikes on Iran. Discussions to end the war between Washington and Tehran via mediators have continued with little sign of diplomatic breakthrough.

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Daily Sabah – Türkiye
“Iran claims 4 tankers destroyed in Hormuz after hitting naval mines”

Iran claimed Wednesday at least four oil tankers caught fire after hitting mines in the Strait of Hormuz, following a warning that no one would benefit from a return to war. It cam...

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