Italian media debunks rumors of explosions or attacks in Silik and other places
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, June 13 - According to a report from Iran's Mehr News Agency on the 13th, the explosion sounds heard in the Sirik area of Hormozgan Province and near Qeshm Island that day were caused by warning shots fired at sea, and no attacks occurred in the relevant areas.
The report cited local sources stating that residents in the coastal area of Sirik and around Qeshm Island heard several explosions early in the morning of the 13th. After media verification with relevant departments, it was confirmed that these were sounds of warning shots fired at sea, and there were no conflicts or military strikes in the aforementioned area.
The report noted that the navigation status in the Strait of Hormuz is currently "sensitive," and the sounds of warning shots from military forces in the area can sometimes be heard in more distant coastal regions. Relevant departments in Hormozgan Province stated that the overall security situation in the area is stable and urged the public not to pay attention to rumors, but to focus on information from official channels.
Explosions heard in Sirik and near Qeshm Island on June 13 were confirmed to be warning shots fired by Iranian military forces, not attacks. Local authorities stated that the security situation remains stable and urged the public to ignore rumors. The maritime area is sensitive due to military activities.
- Explosions heard in Sirik and near Qeshm Island were warning shots.
- No attacks occurred in the area.
- Local authorities confirmed the situation is stable.
- Residents were advised to disregard rumors.
- The maritime area is currently sensitive due to military presence.