Southern Iranian province Hormozgan hit by 'enemy' military strike, Iran claims

Iranian official sources reported that Sirik in the southern province of Hormozgan was hit by an 'enemy' military strike, according to state news agency IRNA on Thursday, without providing further details on damage or casualties. Earlier, the IRGC claimed to have destroyed enemy navigation systems on Didamar island, confirmed by three sources. Separately, Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a security briefing.

Iranian official sources reported that Sirik in the southern province of Hormozgan was hit by an 'enemy' military strike, according to state news agency IRNA on Thursday. IRNA described the strike as military in nature but provided no further details on damage or casualties. This follows Iranian state media claims on Tuesday that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had carried out strikes destroying 'enemy navigation systems' on Didamar island, which three sources later confirmed to Reuters. Separately, Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a security and diplomatic briefing lasting over two hours, attended by the prime minister's military secretary. A joint statement said Eisenkot was briefed on current security and diplomatic challenges facing Israel. The article relies on Iranian state media and Reuters sources without independent verification of the strike's origin or impact.