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If you search Bahrain by latest on Twitter you will find US govt officially denying Iranian drones hit US 5th Fleet Base, video of US 5th Fleet Base being hit, and possibly AI images of underaged hotel hookers. - CENTCOM DENIES IRAN HITTING - #Breaking: Smoke Columns Rising from the US Fifth Fleet

US will not ignore Iranian attacks on commercial shipping, CENTCOM tells Al Arabiya The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said it would not ignore any future Iranian attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, stressing that freedom of navigation remains a core US objective.A CENTCOM spokesperson told Al Arabiya that US forces would continue to protect international shipping lanes and respond to any threats against commercial vessels.“We will not ignore Iranian attacks on commercial ships,” the spokesperson said, adding that safeguarding maritime traffic is essential to regional and global security.For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.The spokesperson said recent US military strikes against Iranian military targets were intended to deter further attacks and reinforce freedom of navigation, not to escalate the conflict.CENTCOM also stressed that the United States remains committed to de-escalation but would respond when commercial shipping is targeted.The comments came a day after the US military attacked Iran in

US military denies reports of warship damaged in Strait of Hormuz The media reported earlier that Iran had carried out strikes on US targets in the Middle East in retaliation for an attack by Washington

CENTCOM Rejects Iran's Claim of Firing Warning Shots at US Destroyers The United States Central Command, CENTCOM, has denied claims made by the Islamic Republic’s Army regarding the firing of missiles and drones toward US destroyers in the Sea of Oman. On Friday morning, June 5, Iranian media outlets, citing the army, reported that its navy had fired “Qadir missiles and new attack drones” as a “warning” toward two US destroyers, and that the two destroyers subsequently left the Sea of Oman toward the Indian Ocean. An hour after the publication of this statement, CENTCOM announced on the X platform: “Iranian forces did NOT attack or fire at U.S. Navy warships. Doing so would be a gross violation of the ceasefire.” CENTCOM’s announcement emphasized the continuation of the naval blockade of Iran, which began in late April. Mediation efforts to reach an agreement that could end the tension and conflict between Tehran and Washington are still ongoing. Nevertheless, sporadic clashes continue to occur in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf. Donald Trump has said that Operation “Epic Fury,” which began on February 28 with Israel’s participation against Iran and led to a 40-day w…

🟡 Naval Incident | 8/10 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 🇴🇲 US-Iran dispute in Gulf of Oman CENTCOM rejected Iran's claim that US naval vessels retreated after warning shots. They stated this would constitute a gross ceasefire violation, indicating why Iran did not do so. #OSINT #NewsGroup #NavalIncident #US #Iran […]

SPOT - - Iran Guards refute US 'outright lies' about ships transiting ... Ahram online . World By:Ahram Online Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Council (IRGC) described US claims that two American merchant vessels had crossed the Strait of Hormuz as “baseless and completely false" on Monday, after the US Central Command (CENTCOM) said the ships had transited the vital waterway earlier. No commercial vessels or oil tankers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the past few hours, and the claims of American officials are baseless and completely false," the Guards stated on Telegram. Earlier, CENTCOM said two US-flagged merchant vessels had "successfully transited through the Strait of Hormuz". It followed up by claiming that "two US-flagged merchant vessels have successfully transited through the Strait of Hormuz and are safely headed on their journey". The IRGC said the US claims are "outright lies," and warned that any other movements against the instructions of the IRGC Navy "face serious risks." Iran said earlier Monday that it had fired missiles at a US warship in the Strait of Hormuz, accusing it of “violating maritime security and navigation norms.” The reports said…

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Navy destroyers fend off coordinated Iranian attack, news report says Guided-missile destroyer USS Truxtun transits the Atlantic Ocean in this undated photo. U.S. Central Command on Monday denied reports that Truxtun and another destroyer, USS Mason, had been attacked by Iranian forces earlier this week. (Bryan Valek/U.S. Navy) NAPLES, Italy — Two Navy destroyers repelled a barrage of Iranian air and surface attacks this week to safely cross the Strait of Hormuz into the Persian Gulf, according to a news report. The USS Truxtun and USS Mason, supported by Apache helicopters and other aircraft, faced Iranian missiles, drones and small fast-attack boats Monday in a coordinated attack, CBS Newsreported, citing unidentified U.S. officials. Defensive measures underpinned by air support deterred each threat during the sustained attack, according to the CBS report. Neither Truxton nor Mason was struck during the assault, contrary to Iranian state media reports that said the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had hit an unidentified U.S. warship with two missiles. That claim is false, U.S. Central Command said in apost to X, adding that “no U.S. ships have been struck.” American forc…

US denies reports of Iran shelling American ships US forces continue to operate freely in regional waters while fully enforcing the ongoing blockade against Iran, CENTCOM stated

CENTCOM denies Iran's claim of firing warning shots at US warships World CENTCOM denies Iran's claim of firing warning shots at US warships Published 05 Jun, 2026 07:07pm 1 min read Web Desk Published 05 Jun, 2026 07:07pm 1 min read Web Desk Anti-immigrant violence erupts across Belfast after knife attack Former Air Canada pilot accused of flying 900 flights with fake licence Netflix reveals first look at live-action Scooby-Doo series CENTCOM (US Central Command) logo and US flag. -- Reuters file The US Central Command (CENTCOM) on Friday rejected Iranian claims that its navy fired warning shots at US warships in the Gulf of Oman. Iran’s navy had earlier said it launched warning missiles and drones toward US vessels, accusing the US Navy of harassing maritime traffic and seizing commercial ships and oil tankers, according to Iranian state media. CENTCOM responded on X, calling the Iranian claims “FALSE” and saying that Iranian forces did not attack or fire at US warships. “Doing so would be a gross violation of the ceasefire. US forces continue to operate freely in regional waters while fully enforcing the ongoing blockade against Iran,” the tweet said. For the latest news, follow…

Fact Check: Did Iran fire warning shots that forced US warships out of ... HOME / FACT CHECK Fact Check: Did Iran fire warning shots that forced US warships out of the Gulf of Oman? Iranian state media claimed the Islamic Republic's forces launched warning missiles that prompted two US Navy destroyers to leave the area BY SAURAV SURESH PUBLISHED 3 DAYS AGO Iran claimed its forces had fired warning missiles near US warships in the Gulf of Oman (Getty Images) TEHRAN, IRAN: Amid renewed tensions between the United States and Iran despite ongoing negotiations, a claim began circulating online that Iran fired warning shots at US warships, forcing them to retreat from the Gulf of Oman to the Indian Ocean. The allegation quickly gained traction on social media and in regional media reports. The claim surfaced at a time when diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran remain fragile, with both sides exchanging accusations while discussing key issues related to sanctions and regional security. Here is a closer look at the claim and what official sources have said about it. Claim: Iran says US destroyers withdrew after warning missiles The USS George H.W. Bush traveled along the James Ri…

US denies claim that Iran fired at American vessels https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/us-denies-claim-iran-fired-american-vessels #Gaza #Ceasefire #GazaGenocide #StandWithPalestine #PalestineWillBeFree

IRGC claims of strikes on 5th Fleet headquarters 'false': US military Iran’s touted hits on US 5th Fleet, regional air base denied by Central Command US Central Command has rejected Iranian claims that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) successfully struck the US 5th Fleet headquarters in Bahrain and a regional air base with missiles and drones, saying all attacks failed. CentCom labeled the Iranian assertions "false" and stated that "All Iranian attacks on American forces failed." US forces "remain vigilant and ready to defend against unwarranted Iranian aggression," it added. The post included a graphic with and the words "Fact Check." The IRGC had claimed the strikes were retaliation for recent US actions, including strikes on Qeshm Island and operations against vessels in the region. Tensions have escalated amid ongoing US naval operations in the Arabian Gulf and reported Iranian responses during a fragile ceasefire. No US personnel were reported injured in the alleged attacks, according to US military statements. Details on any interceptions or debris were not immediately specified in the command's public response. The exchange comes as the US has conducted…

CENTCOM denies Iran’s claim of firing ‘warning missiles’ at US destroyers in Gulf of Oman CENTCOM denies fired ‘warning missiles’ at US destroyers in Gulf of OmanIran’s military said on Friday it had fired “warning missiles” at two US destroyers in the Gulf of Oman, forcing the vessels to leave the area, according to state media.It said the two destroyers left the Gulf of Oman “following the firing of warning missiles” by Iranian forces, according to a statement carried by state news agency IRNA.For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.The operation was in response to “maritime misconduct and harassment, as well as the hijacking of commercial vessels and oil tankers by the terrorist naval forces of the United States,” the military said.The US military’s Central Command was quick to deny that the incident had taken place.“Iranian forces did NOT attack or fire at US Navy warships. Doing so would be a gross violation of the ceasefire.”It said its forces “continue to operate freely in regional waters” and were enforcing the US

"A Total Lie": Revolutionary Guard Slams American Claims of Breaking ... Loading... Eliana Fleming MAY 4, 2026 18:08 2 min read Israeli Navy in the Middle East (photo: IDF Spokesperson Unit) The Iranian Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) has issued a stinging rebuttal to recent announcements from Washington regarding the success of "Project Freedom." In an official statement, the IRGC’s media office characterized American claims that commercial ships had successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz as "baseless and a total lie." The Iranian military insists that no commercial vessels or oil tankers have passed through the narrow waterway in recent hours, maintaining that their naval forces retain absolute control over all maritime traffic in the region. This fierce denial comes directly after President Donald Trump announced that two U.S. flagged ships had successfully crossed the Strait, signaling the start of a mission to restore freedom of navigation. U.S. Central Command further supported this by stating that guided missile destroyers are actively operating in the Arabian Gulf to assist commercial shipping . However, the IRGC countered this by warning that any "maritime movements that …

Centcom denies Iranian claim of attack on U.S. warships in Gulf Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email The United States military disputed a Iran's claim that it fired warning missiles at American ships, forcing them to retreat. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save U.S. Central Command denied Iran’s claim that Iranian forces attacked or fired at American warships in the Gulf of Oman. The Iranian navy said it launched warning missiles and a new attack drone at two U.S. destroyers. Centcom responded in a social media post and said that account was not true. "Such actions would violate the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran," Centcom said. Central Command also reported that U.S. forces were still operating freely in regional waters. The claim centered on two U.S. destroyers in the Gulf of Oman. Iran said the ships were forced to pull back toward the Indian Ocean. Centcom denied that happened. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Tags Spokane Spokane County Spokane Valley Spokane News Local News Washington News Khq United States Central Command Conflicts Nonstop Local War United States–middle East Relations Warfare Islamic Republic…

CENTCOM denies Iran's claim of firing 'warning missiles' at US ... Sign in Welcome! Log into your account Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password A password will be e-mailed to you. CENTCOM denies Iran’s claim of firing ‘warning missiles’ at US destroyers in Gulf of Oman Diplomacy & International Relations Global Eye on ... June 5, 2026 Share Facebook X Pinterest WhatsApp (AFP/Al Arabiya) CENTCOM denies fired ‘warning missiles’ at US destroyers in Gulf of Oman Iran’s military said on Friday it had fired “warning missiles” at two US destroyers in the Gulf of Oman, forcing the vessels to leave the area, according to state media. It said the two destroyers left the Gulf of Oman “following the firing of warning missiles” by Iranian forces, according to a statement carried by state news agency IRNA. – CENTCOM denies Iran’s claim of firing ‘warning missiles’ at US destroyers in Gulf of Oman admin http://theglobaleye.it Latest articles Beyond Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence: The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, Gender, and the Governance of Digital Economies in ASEAN June 10, 2026 The New October 7 Tribunal…

The US military on Friday (June 5) denied Iran’s claim that it had fired warning missiles and drones at two US destroyers in the Gulf of Oman, saying it would have been a “gross violation” of the fragile ceasefire between the two countries.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has issued a denial following Iranian claims that it fired on two U.S. naval vessels, forcing them to retreat toward the Indian Ocean, saying that if Iran had done so, it would be a gross violation of the current ceasefire. Original post