‘Enemy’ strike hits Sirik in Iran's Hormozgan province: IRNA
Iran’s state-run IRNA news agency reported that Sirik in the southern province of Hormozgan had been struck by what it called an “enemy” attack. Citing official sources, IRNA described the strike late on Thursday (Nov. 12) as "military" in nature.
The agency did not identify the attacker, specify the target or give details on damage or casualties. Iran International reported that residents had earlier heard several explosions of unknown origin, per Iran International.
Sirik lies in Hormozgan province near the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil-shipping route. There's no independent confirmation of the reported strike.
Trump warns Iran against assassinating senior US officials: ‘They will not exist very long’
President Donald Trump has warned Iran that it would face devastating consequences if it killed a senior US official. In a phone interview with Salem News Channel on Thursday, Nov. 12, host Hugh Hewitt asked what would happen if Iran killed a senior American official, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
“They will not exist very long any longer,” Trump replied.
The warning came after Bessent was moved from his Washington-area home to a US military base following Iranian "threats" against his life, per US media reports.
A senior Trump administration intelligence official warned in a late-October memo that Iranian plots against US…
