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Iran Vows To Destroy U.S Vessels Entering Hormuz After South Korea-Linked Ship Attack
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are escalating after Iran issued a strong warning following an incident involving a South Korea-linked vessel. Iranian authorities signaled that any ship entering the strategic waterway without coordination could face serious consequences. The Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil route, is once again at the center of geopolitical tensions as conflicting reports and rising military presence fuel uncertainty. What really happened, and how far could this standoff go? Watch the full breakdown.

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00:00Attention all vessels. Attention all vessels. If you cross into the Strait of Hormuz without permission from the Islamic Republic
00:09of Iran, you will be targeted and destroyed.
00:13A chilling warning now echoing across one of the world's most critical waterways.
00:18The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy has issued a direct VHF broadcast to all vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:26Attention all vessels. If you cross without permission, you will be targeted and destroyed.
00:33This comes after a stunning 24 hours where multiple vessels, including one linked to South Korea and a reported U
00:41.S. warship, were allegedly attacked.
00:43A warning has now turned into action, and the Strait is on edge.
00:48The escalation began with reports that IRGC naval units struck a cargo vessel linked to South Korea.
00:55According to U.K. maritime trade operations, Iranian fast attack boats and gun vessels swarmed ships near the eastern entrance
01:04of the Strait.
01:05One vessel was fired upon and damaged, though fortunately no casualties were reported.
01:10This is a critical artery of global trade. Nearly 20% of the world's oil passes through here daily.
01:17Now it's becoming a flashpoint.
01:20Then came even more explosive claims.
01:23Iranian media, including Farce News Agency, reported that a U.S. naval vessel was struck by two missiles near Jask.
01:31The allegation? The warship ignored repeated warnings, violated maritime protocols, and was forced to retreat after being hit.
01:39If confirmed, this would mark a direct and unprecedented confrontation between Iran and the United States in these waters.
01:47Tehran says this is enforcement.
01:50Washington calls it fiction.
01:51Because the U.S. is pushing back, reports from BBC and Axios cite American officials denying the claims outright.
02:00No missile strike, no damage, no retreat.
02:03What we're seeing is a growing information battle, layered over an already volatile military situation.
02:10And the danger isn't limited to state actors.
02:14In a separate incident, a merchant tanker near the United Arab Emirates coastline was suddenly hit by unknown projectiles.
02:21No warning, no claim of responsibility.
02:24Earlier, the same day, another bulk carrier was swarmed by small boats just off Iran's coast.
02:30Two attacks, one corridor, one day.
02:33The strait is no longer just tense, it's unpredictable.
02:37From direct warnings to live fire to conflicting global narratives, the strait of Hormuz is entering dangerous territory.
02:45Where every movement is watched, every mistake could escalate, and every ship is now on notice.
02:52This isn't just a maritime dispute anymore.
02:55It's a high-stakes game of power unfolding in real time.
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