
Drone strike hits fishing boat off Iran's Sirik port, three injured
A fishing boat was struck by what Iranian officials described as a US drone attack off the southern port of Sirik, injuring three people. Authorities have placed a local hospital on standby and launched an investigation.
Published on 14 October 2026
SaveDrone strike hits fishing boat off Iran's Sirik port, three injured
A fishing boat was struck off the coast of Sirik port in southern Iran on Wednesday in what Iranian officials described as an attack by a US drone, according to Ahmad Nafisi, Deputy Governor General of Hormozgan province for Political and Social Affairs. Initial reports indicate that three people were injured in the incident, and no fatalities have been reported so far.
Following the strike, local authorities coordinated with relevant agencies to place Sirik County hospital on standby to receive and treat the injured. An ambulance was dispatched to the pier to assist with medical response. The incident is currently under investigation by responsible authorities, and further information is expected to be released subsequently.
The reported attack comes amid heightened tensions in the region, though no additional details about the circumstances of the strike or the identity of the injured have been provided. The fishing vessel was operating in waters near Sirik, a port town in Hormozgan province along Iran's southern coast.
According to Mehr News, the deputy governor confirmed the drone attack and said that authorities are following up on the incident. The report did not specify the nationalities of those on board or the extent of their injuries.
Source: Mehr News — Read original story