Chabahar

The accidental missile strike that rocked the Iranian strategic Chabahar Port stemmed from what is now understood to be a mishap during military drills. According to reports, missiles launched from the Oman Sea by the IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) accidentally targeted the Chabahar petrochemical complex. The missiles veered off course and targeted the plant. Eyewitnesses on the ground recounted the chaos that ensued after the strikes, highlighting that the petrochemical plant was engulfed in flames shortly after being hit. ⚡️Unconfirmed reports of IRGC rockets hitting Chabahar petrochemical plant in Iran.pic.twitter.com/pMRim5zALN — Xerxes (@XerxesIran_) January 10, 2024 به گزارش حال وش/ امروز ۲۰ دیماه ۱۴۰۲، تصاویر دریافتی از لحظه اولیه اصابت دو راکت شلیک شده توسط سپاه پاسداران از سمت شرق شهر #چابهار را نشان می دهد که بدلیل نقض فنی در اطراف #پتروشیمی سقوط کرده و دو راکت در هوا منفجر شده است.شاهدان عینی گفته بودند: بیش از پنج راکت از سمت شرق… pic.twitter.com/nXKw2bJwQm— حال وش (@haalvsh) January 10, 2024 Prior to this incident, conflicting reports emerged, initially suggesting that Iranian air defenses successfully intercepted unidentified missiles over the city. However, local authorities later refuted these claims, raising questions about the accuracy of early reports and adding to the confusion surrounding the situation. The Chabahar is a significant port for Iranian trade and commerce, situated along the Strait of Hormuz, a vital maritime route for global oil transport.

Chabahar

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