
伊朗革命衛隊聲稱對美軍兩艘驅逐艦實施飛彈打擊造成嚴重破壞,以報復美軍對伊朗油輪的攻擊。美國中央司令部否認軍艦被擊中,並證實擊沉革命衛隊原油油輪M/T Riesco,稱軍艦未受損且無人員傷亡。
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伊朗革命衛隊聲稱此次行動是對美軍之前攻擊伊朗油輪的回應,顯示兩國在海域的軍事對抗持續升級。
美國中央司令部公布擊沉革命衛隊的原油油輪M/T Riesco的畫面。(路透)
伊朗伊斯蘭革命衛隊聲稱,作為對美國攻擊伊朗油輪的回應,對美軍2艘驅逐艦實施了飛彈打擊,造成2艦「嚴重破壞」;對此,美國中央司令部表示,軍艦並未被擊中,作為報復,擊沉革命衛隊的原油油輪M/T Riesco。
綜合外媒報導,伊朗革命衛隊今(9日)發表聲明,成功對美國海軍DDG-119和DDG-53驅逐艦實施打擊,對兩艘軍艦造成「嚴重破壞」,以回應「針對伊朗油輪和船隻的侵略行為和惡意騷擾」。伊朗半官方媒體《塔斯尼姆通訊社》(Tasnim News Agency)報導,這項行動對海軍艦艇造成了「重大損害」。
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對此,美國中央司令部回應,軍艦未被擊中,也沒有美軍人員在事件中受傷,目前繼續執行巡邏任務,不過中央司令部沒有透露遇襲驅逐艦艦名。
同時,在革命衛隊襲擊美驅逐艦當下,其原油油輪M/T Riesco昨(8日)晚在阿曼灣美軍擊沉。
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美伊在阿曼灣的軍事對抗將持續升級
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