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Published 3 days ago · The West Australian · Updated 3 days ago

Iran suggests ship blasts are not US attacks

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Iran says blasts heard in the Strait of Hormuz are to do with Iranian military activity, with no sign of President Trump's hinted renewed attacks.

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Iran says blasts heard in the Strait of Hormuz are to do with Iranian military activity, with no sign of President Trump's hinted renewed attacks.

By Staff Writers · Nov 8, 2026, 3:28 PM UTC

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Iran suggests ship blasts are not US attacks
Iran says blasts heard in the Strait of Hormuz are to do with Iranian military activity, with no sign of President Trump's hinted renewed attacks.
3 days ago · thewest.com.au · You are reading this one

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