Iran denied the US military airstrike on a fishing boat in the Sea of Oman as "untrue," and officials have not confirmed any casualties.

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The Governor of Bandar Lengeh in Hormozgan Province, Iran, has denied rumors of U.S. fighter jets attacking multiple Iranian vessels in the Sea of Oman, stating that the reports are "not true" and that no confirmed official information has been released by the relevant authorities. (Context: NACHO replaces TACO: Wall Street bets against Hormuz closure, Morgan Stanley warns of oil tank depletion in June) (Background: Hormuz conditional passage: Revolutionary Guard designates two shipping lanes, warns of "decisive response" to deviations) Key Highlights - The Governor of Bandar Lengeh denies rumors of U.S. military airstrikes on 6 Iranian cargo and fishing vessels in the Sea of Oman, calling them "not true." - Previous reports claimed 6 ships were attacked, with 6 people missing and 6 injured, but no confirmed information has been released by officials. - The situation in Hormuz has fluctuated violently over the past two weeks, and the chaos of frontline information has itself become a market risk factor. The Governor of Bandar Lengeh in Hormozgan Province, southern Iran, has denied earlier reports that "U.S. fighter jets attacked multiple Iranian cargo and fishing vessels near the port of Chabahar in the Sea of Oman." Previous reports claimed 6 ships were attacked, resulting in 6 missing and 6 injured. In an interview, the Governor explicitly stated that information published by some media outlets in his name is "not true," and as of now, no confirmed official information or casualty statistics have been released by the authorities. The situation in Hormuz has fluctuated violently over the past two weeks, ranging from blockades and skirmishes to the exposure of peace talks, and the Revolutionary Guard's designation of dual shipping lanes. These reports have immediately impacted oil prices and risk sentiment. FAQ What is the Iranian official stance on the rumors of airstrikes in the Sea of Oman? The Governor of Bandar Lengeh has explicitly denied reports of U.S. military airstrikes on Iranian vessels, stating the information is "not true," and no confirmed official information has been released by the authorities to date. What impact does this rumor have on the situation in the Strait of Hormuz? If the airstrikes were true, they would break the recent progress in peace talks, but the official denial has temporarily kept the window for negotiations open. The recurring chaos of frontline information has itself become a market risk factor.

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