00:20Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or IRGC, has reportedly launched several precision-guided
00:28ballistic missiles from its Al-Gadir underground missile base near Yazd in central Iran.
00:34According to initial claims, the missiles were aimed at air bases hosting United States
00:40military forces in Bahrain or the United Arab Emirates.
00:44The reports are based on multiple eyewitness accounts received within minutes of the launches.
00:50Witnesses described extremely loud blast sounds before seeing ballistic missiles streaking
00:56toward the south and southeast.
00:59What makes this launch significant is that several witnesses say the flight path was different
01:04from previous missile launches.
01:06Instead of passing over nearby cities, the missiles were reportedly heading directly toward the
01:12Persian Gulf region, raising immediate concerns about possible targets linked to U.S. military
01:18installations.
01:19At this stage, there has been no official confirmation from the United States regarding any impact
01:25or damage.
01:26The reported targets and launch details are based on claims emerging from Iran and eyewitness
01:32accounts, and the situation remains fast-moving.
01:35At the same time, another major development is unfolding at sea.
01:40The IRGC has announced that two U.S.-backed tankers were intercepted and forced to stop after
01:47attempting to pass through what it described as an unauthorized and unsafe route in the Strait
01:53of Hormuz.
01:54According to the same statement, four additional tankers changed course and returned to their
01:59previous positions instead of continuing through the strategic waterway.
02:04The IRGC has gone even further by declaring that the Strait of Hormuz is closed and claiming
02:10that any vessel seeking passage must first coordinate with the IRGC Navy.
02:16That directly challenges the position traditionally maintained by the United States Central Command,
02:22or CENTCOM, regarding freedom of navigation through one of the world's most important oil
02:28shipping routes.
02:29The Strait of Hormuz carries a significant share of global energy supplies, and any disruption
02:35or competing claims over control of the waterway could have immediate implications for international
02:41shipping, oil markets, and regional security.
02:45For now, these developments remain part of a rapidly evolving situation.
02:50Independent verification of all operational claims is still awaited, while governments across
02:56the region are closely monitoring both the reported missile launches and the growing maritime
03:02confrontation in the Persian Gulf.
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