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IRAN’S IRNA SAYS SIRIK IN HORMOZGAN, SOUTHERN IRAN, HAS BEEN HIT BY “ENEMY” FIRE, WITH THE ATTACK “MILITARY” IN NATURE
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Iran’s state news agency IRNA reported that Sirik, a town in the southern Hormozgan province, was struck by “enemy” fire, describing the attack as military in nature. The report, relayed by First Squawk, gave no casualty figures, damage assessment, or identification of the attacking party. Sirik sits on Iran’s Gulf coast near the Strait of Hormuz, the chokepoint through which roughly a fifth of global oil supply transits, making the incident a potential flashpoint for energy markets. Traders will watch for official confirmation from Iranian or foreign military sources, any retaliatory response, and whether the strike disrupts shipping or forces a risk premium into crude prices.
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