IRGC: 'Last night, two oil tankers—covertly attempting to exit the Strait of Hormuz via an unauthorized and high-risk route under the protection of fighter jets from the predatory and aggressor U.S. military—struck naval mines, resulting in massive explosions. Despite efforts by the accomplices of the predatory U.S. military to extinguish the flames, the vessels remain abandoned and are currently burning intensely.🔹 The violating vessels had deactivated their navigation and identification systems. Guided by an officer from the aggressor U.S. military, they intended to traverse the Strait of Hormuz via an unauthorized path; however, naval mines thwarted these smugglers.'

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IRGC: 'Last night, two oil tankers—covertly attempting to exit the Strait of Hormuz via an unauthorized and high-risk route under the protection of fighter jets from the predatory and aggressor U.S. military—struck naval mines, resulting in massive explosions. Despite efforts by the accomplices of the predatory U.S. military to extinguish the flames, the vessels remain abandoned and are currently burning intensely.🔹 The violating vessels had deactivated their navigation and identification systems. Guided by an officer from the aggressor U.S. military, they intended to traverse the Strait of Hormuz via an unauthorized path; however, naval mines thwarted these smugglers.'

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