Super Oil Tanker Catches Fire and Stops in Strait of Hormuz After Striking Naval Mine
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has announced that a super oil tanker caught fire and stopped following a collision with a naval mine. The IRGC Navy issued a statement detailing the incident.
The statement read: “To the aware and ever-present nation, the vigilant hearts who have baffled and dismayed the enemies with your sacrificial presence in the field; we inform you, the free people, that hours ago, a super oil tanker in violation, which intended to pass through the southern, illegal route of the Strait of Hormuz, suffered massive fires due to striking two naval mines and came to a complete halt.”
The IRGC Navy reiterated its warning, stating that the fate of vessels that violate the security regulations of the Strait of Hormuz will be no different. Compliance with the regulations issued by the IRGC Navy is mandatory for transit. Shipping companies are urged not to be deceived by the provocations of the child-killing US military and to avoid unnecessarily endangering the property and lives of their ship crews.
