IRNA Reporter in Chabahar: Four Missiles Hit Near Konarak and US Aircraft in Konarak Airspace

IRNA’s correspondent in Chabahar reported that four missiles struck around Konarak and that a U.S. aircraft was present in the sky over the city. The incident was accompanied by the sound of explosions and severe vibrations in doors and windows, which were also heard in the cities of Chabahar and Dashtiari. Some news sources have also confirmed this report.

• IRNA’s correspondent in Chabahar reported that four missiles struck around Konarak.
• At the same time the missiles struck, a U.S. aircraft was present in the airspace over Konarak.
• The sound of the explosions caused severe vibrations in doors and windows and was accompanied by a roar.
• The sound was also heard in the cities of Chabahar and Dashtiari.
• The government’s information outlet also reported four missiles striking around Konarak.
• Other news sources also confirmed the strike of four missiles and the presence of a U.S. aircraft.
• Tejarat News, citing IRNA’s correspondent in Chabahar, reported that the sound of four explosions was heard around Konarak.
• IRIB announced that, so far, no explosion has occurred in Bandar Abbas, the islands of Hengam, Larak, Qeshm, Jask, and Sirik.
• Tasnim reported that several violating vessels were targeted in the Strait of Hormuz.. Difference in coverage: Most media outlets, based on IRNA’s correspondent’s report from Chabahar, emphasized the strike of four missiles around Konarak and the presence of a U.S. aircraft in the city’s sky. Tejarat News, instead of a missile strike, referred to the sound of four explosions being heard around Konarak. Tasnim also separately noted that several violating vessels were targeted in the Strait of Hormuz, which was not mentioned in other media reports.