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US CENTCOM denies IRGC claim control of Strait of Hormuz, says US and regional partners control the strait as commercial vessels continue to transit despite unwarranted IRGC aggression.

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CENTCOM asserted U.S. and regional-partner control of the Strait of Hormuz, attributed the M/V GFS Pride sinking to an IRGC projectile, and denied an IRGC claim about U.S. deaths in Jordan.

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Denies the IRGC claim of a singapore-flagged container ship struck a naval mine, says the civilian container ship M/V GFS Pride was hit by an IRGC projectile. The vessel sank while being towed to shore. Denies IRGC claim they killed hundreds of US service members in Jordan.

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