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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Iran Claims Military Strike on Hormozgan Province, Cites 'Enemy' Action

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Iran's state media reported on Thursday that the southern province of Hormozgan was hit by an "enemy" military strike, with no further details provided. Earlier, state media claimed the IRGC destroyed "enemy navigation systems" on Didamar island, a claim later confirmed by sources to Reuters. Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a security briefing amid reports of tensions between Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over action against Iran.

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  • Iran's state media reported an "enemy" military strike hit the southern province of Hormozgan on Thursday.
  • Iranian state media claimed the IRGC destroyed "enemy navigation systems" on Didamar island on Tuesday.
  • Three sources confirmed to Reuters that Iran attacked ship navigation systems on Didamar island.
  • Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a security briefing.
  • Reports indicate tensions between Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over action against Iran.

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