伊朗塔斯尼姆通讯社援引当地官员的话称，美国军方瞄准了靠近（西南部胡齐斯坦省）沙德甘的一个地点。

Israeli military said the explosive that killed a Lebanese soldier earlier today in Mansouri, southern Lebanon, was not its device. Lebanon’s army said a "suspicious object" inside a military vehicle exploded in the southern town, killing one soldier and wounding another. The Israeli military said the Lebanese vehicle ran over the device in the border "security zone", that Israeli troops had not been operating in the area recently, and that the device may have been emplaced by Hezbollah.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said in a statement several hours ago that four 'violating' vessels, which it accused of acting with US support, deliberately switched off navigation systems, ignored warnings from the IRGC's Strait of Hormuz control base and attempted to transit an unsafe route. Two vessels reportedly ran into trouble and were intercepted on the spot; two withdrew from the unsafe route. The IRGC said it now has full control of the Strait of Hormuz and that the only safe passage is the published designated corridor. It warned that, without coordination and permission, no oil, gas or fertilizer shipments may transit the strait and that ships entering unsafe routes under what it characterised as US hostile rhetoric risk becoming involved in incidents.