Places in this day's records
9 places · 13 events not on the map
- 1Riyadh
- 2Sanaa
- 3Tyre District (inset A)
- 4Qantara (inset A)
Country-wide (shaded): Iran
Country-wide: United States
Wider areas: Eastern Province · Marib Governorate · Strait of Hormuz
18 events (2 confirmed) and 26 statements.
Houthi-run media said dawn air strikes hit a Yemen Petroleum Company building in Sanaa and the al-Mafzar gas station north of the city, where the Houthi-run health ministry said one person was killed and three wounded, and the Houthis blamed Saudi Arabia. [1] UKMTO said a tanker was struck by an unknown projectile off Lima, Oman, and that its crew was safe, ADNOC Logistics and Services said one of its vessels was damaged in an attack in UAE territorial waters, and the IRGC Navy said two tankers on what it called an unauthorised route in the Strait of Hormuz were halted by explosions and left burning and that a third hit a sea mine east of the strait. [1][2] Saudi-led coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said air defences intercepted missiles fired toward Riyadh and the southern region and a drone over the Eastern Province, while Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree said Houthi forces targeted King Khalid airport, East-West pipeline pumping stations and Aramco in Abqaiq. [2][3] UNIFIL said about a dozen rounds were fired at one of its patrols near Wadi Jilu in Tyre district and that no peacekeepers were hurt, and UKMTO said it received a report of a further incident involving a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz late that day. [1][2] US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the economic campaign against Iran meant there was no need for major combat operations, and Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said no negotiations were taking place between Iran and the United States.
Places in this day's records
9 places · 13 events not on the map
Country-wide (shaded): Iran
Country-wide: United States
Wider areas: Eastern Province · Marib Governorate · Strait of Hormuz
Statement
An adviser to the IRGC Aerospace Force commander said claims that Iran's missile stock was exhausted were untrue and that Iran's missile industry was self-sufficient, Al Jazeera Arabic reported.
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
10 Nov · to a mixed audience
Reported by Al Jazeera Arabic
Open
Fixed site
Airfield · Iraq
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Statements (26)
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: An adviser to the IRGC Aerospace Force commander said claims that Iran's missile stock was exhausted were untrue and that Iran's missile industry was self-sufficient, Al Jazeera Arabic reported.
Ansar Allah (the Houthis): The Houthi-run health ministry in Sanaa said the strike on the al-Mafzar gas station killed one citizen and wounded three, Sahafah24 and RT Arabic reported; Houthi-run media said six people were wounded at the oil company building, Al Jazeera Arabic reported.
Government of Qatar: Qatar's foreign ministry spokesman Ibrahim Sultan al-Hashimi said at his weekly briefing that mediation between Washington and Tehran continued with positive responses from both, that the prime minister's White House meeting with Trump was positive, that winter and the closed Strait of Hormuz raised the costs, and that Qatar condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia, Al Jazeera Arabic and Iran International reported.
Armed Forces General Staff of Iran: Iran's armed forces chief of staff Ali Abdollahi said that if the enemy made any mistake Iran would respond without limits and beyond the region, and that Israel would be destroyed if it erred, Al Jazeera Arabic reported citing Iranian media.
Government of Israel: Israel's foreign ministry said Iran remained a threat beyond the Middle East, citing France's cyberattack announcement, Iran International reported.
Government of Iraq: Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's visit to Iran was an attempt to bring Tehran and Washington closer, and that Iraq had an interest because the situation in the region had hurt its economy, 964media, Kalima and Al Jazeera Arabic reported.
Government of Iran: Iranian First Vice President Mohammadreza Aref said that whether or not peace was achieved, confrontation with the enemy would continue, and that Iran was not seeking war but would defend itself, Iran International reported.
Government of Iran: Araghchi said there were no plans for Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, to meet US Vice President JD Vance, Iran International reported.
Saudi-led coalition in Yemen: Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said air defences intercepted a ballistic missile and a cruise missile fired toward Riyadh, a ballistic missile fired toward the southern region and a drone over the Eastern Province, RT Arabic, Reuters carried by ThePrint, and Khlaasa reported.
Government of Iran: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that military attacks and more sanctions would not end the conflict and that Washington should accept the conditions of Iran's two-day proposal, which he said remained on the table, Khaama Press and Al Jazeera Arabic reported.
Government of Russia: Russia's ambassador to Iran said Moscow's offer to receive about 400 kg of Iran's highly enriched uranium remained open, Iran International reported citing Iranian state media.
Ansar Allah (the Houthis): Yahya Saree said on X that Houthi forces struck several pumping stations on the East-West pipeline near Riyadh and called the Saudi accusation that they hit the pipeline in Medina a lie, CBS News reported.
Ansar Allah (the Houthis): Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree said Saudi-backed forces carried out 109 air strikes and missile attacks on Sanaa and on Houthi positions in al-Jawf, Saada, Taiz, Lahij and Marib, killing or wounding a large number of women and children, and that Houthi forces attacked al-Madaribah and Ras al-Ara in Lahij and positions in al-Jawf, Al Jazeera reported.
Government of Yemen (internationally recognised, Presidential Leadership Council): Yemeni government armed forces spokesman al-Nuzaili said Houthi attacks in Marib and al-Jawf were foiled, that there were 10 air strikes in north Marib and south al-Jawf, and that Houthi fighters were killed and wounded, Arabi21 reported.
Ansar Allah (the Houthis): Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree said Houthi forces carried out four military operations: against King Khalid airport and East-West pipeline pumping stations in Riyadh, against Aramco in Abqaiq, against Saudi forces' mobilisations in the al-Madaribah and Ras al-Arah districts, and against the financial centre in Riyadh, Masrawy and the Houthi-run 21 September reported. No Saudi account of these targets was found.
Government of Iran: Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said no negotiations were currently taking place between Iran and the United States and dismissed reports that talks were ongoing, Al Jazeera and Khaleej Times reported.
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: The IRGC Navy said a third 'violating' tanker on the unauthorised route hit a sea mine on the afternoon of 10 November and was burning east of the Strait of Hormuz, Mehr News Agency reported; Reuters, citing IRIB, reported the IRGC as saying an oil tanker caught fire after hitting a naval mine. It named no vessel. No source links this account to the tanker UKMTO said was struck off Lima, Oman, that afternoon.
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: The IRGC Navy said two 'violating' oil tankers on what it called an unauthorised route in the Strait of Hormuz were halted by explosions and left burning: one struck a naval mine, and the other, which it said was under the protection of US fighter jets, was halted amid a massive fire, CBS News, Khaleej Times and Iranian outlets reported. It named no vessel. No account from UKMTO or another maritime body of these two incidents was found.
Government of Iran: Iran's foreign ministry said in a statement that it strongly rejected what it called France's baseless accusations that Iran was behind sabotage in France, CBS News and the BBC reported, after France blamed Iran for hacks of supermarket refrigeration systems.
Government of Iran: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi mocked the French government on X over its accusation about the fridge hacks, saying it was unable to manage fridges, CBS News reported.
Government of the United States: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, in briefing remarks the Pentagon shared, called the Iran war a historic military victory and said the United States' ironclad blockade was unbroken and that "we control the Strait of Hormuz", CBS News reported.
Government of Iran: Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said on X that Tehran and Moscow discussed the Caspian Sea, countering unilateral US actions and what he called the Iron Gate plan, CBS News reported.
European Union (High Representative and EEAS): EU spokesman Anouar El Anouni said the EU was ready to come with a swift and united response after France blamed Iran for the fridge hacks, CBS News reported.
Government of Yemen (internationally recognised, Presidential Leadership Council): Yemeni government forces spokesman Majed al-Nuzaili said government air, drone, rocket and artillery attacks in Lahij, Taiz, Marib, al-Jawf, Hajjah and al-Bayda on 10 November killed or wounded about 190 Houthi fighters and commanders and damaged or destroyed up to 130 vehicles, Al Jazeera reported.
Government of Iran: Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Israelis were working to drag the United States into an endless war, Al Jazeera reported.
Government of the United States: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said after the G7 meeting in Paris that the economic campaign against Iran was so devastating that there was no need for major combat operations, and that the US military stood ready, CBS News and Al Jazeera reported.

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