В CENTCOM опровергли утверждения Ирана о постоянных подрывах судов на минах в Ормузском проливе

Interfax RU28 October 2026, 20:46 UTCUnited States of America

Утверждения Ирана о том, что коммерческие суда постоянно подрываются на морских минах в Ормузском проливе, являются ложью, заявили в среду в Центральном командовании ВС США на Ближнем Востоке (CENTCOM)."В последние дни и недели подконтрольные Ирану СМИ распространяют заявления иранской стороны о том, что при следовании через Ормузский пролив коммерческие суда подрываются на морских минах.

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