Sunday 15 November 2026 - 08:16
US Radar Destroyed in Bahrain ; IRGC Issues Warning

The Public Relations Office of the IRGC announced the destruction of a US early warning radar in Bahrain by aerospace forces in response to an air incursion against a communications tower in Sirik, and a severe explosion of a liquefied gas carrier east of the Strait of Hormuz after it struck a naval mine, having ignored warnings from the IRGC Navy.

Hawzah News Agency- the Public Relations Office of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced in a statement: " in response to the enemy's air incursion against a communications tower in Sirik, the IRGC Aerospace Force targeted and destroyed the early warning radar of the US aggressors on the island of Bahrain." In this statement, referring to the eight-month resistance of the Iranian people against the oppression and global arrogance, it was emphasized that this action is "a serious warning to the aggressor enemy to put an end to its aerial mischief and oil smuggling in the Strait of Hormuz"; and in the event of repeated violations and aggressions, the IRGC Aerospace Force is "in full readiness for confrontation without borders." It was also warned that offending companies that fall for the deception of the aggressor enemy will face "more severe punishments."

In related news, the Public Relations Office of the IRGC Navy announced: " a liquefied gas carrier in the eastern Strait of Hormuz, ignoring repeated warnings, attempted to pass through the unauthorized and dangerous southern route of the strait, and suffered a very massive explosion after striking a naval mine." According to this report, this ship, which had chosen US fighter jet support for passage and had "not learned a lesson from the fate of previously exploded oil tankers," was oblivious to the fact that "naval mines never coordinate with the smuggler and aggressor US Army to hunt their prey," and thus suffered a very severe explosion.

The IRGC Navy emphasized in conclusion: "By the grace of God, the Strait of Hormuz is managed with complete decisiveness and seriousness," and any type of vessel that attempts to violate Iranian regulations of the Strait of Hormuz and enters unauthorized and high-risk routes, ignoring the warnings of the Strait of Hormuz Traffic Control Center of the IRGC Navy, "will meet the fate of previous vessels."

Source: iuvmpress.co

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