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CENTCOM says the US and partners control the strait and an IRGC projectile sank GFS Pride; JMIC counts eight attacks on 11 and 13 October

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US Central Command said "the United States and regional partners control the strait", citing more than 40 commercial ships moving through in 24 hours, and that the GFS Pride "was hit by an IRGC projectile" and sank under tow, rejecting Iran's mine claim, gCaptain reported. The Joint Maritime Information Center's 15 October advisory counted 121 US-facilitated transits from 11 to 14 October, about 30 a day against a 2025 average of about 138, eight projectile attacks on four tankers and four container ships on 11 and 13 October, and no evidence that a mine sank the GFS Pride. JMIC kept the threat level at severe.

When
15 October 2026
Where
Strait of Hormuz, No single country
What
shipping disruption
Acting party
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
Attribution
Attribution contested. CENTCOM blamed an IRGC projectile; the IRGC said the ship hit a mine.
In the record
Published 2026-10-27 21:03 UTC · revision 1 · backfilled

Sources

  1. Evidence gCaptain Media · Unaffiliated origin: JMIC 15 October advisory · published 2026-10-15 00:00 UTC
  2. Origin of the claim gCaptain Media · Unaffiliated origin: US Central Command statement · published 2026-10-15 00:00 UTC

History

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2026-10-27 21:03 UTCstatusnullreportedP1 backfilled: researched from cited sources and graded by the one rule

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