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Explosion heard near Iran’s Qeshm Island - Mehr News

Jun 10, 2026, 08:50 GMT+1Updated: 13:07 GMT+1

An explosion was heard near Qeshm Island in southern Iran on Wednesday, semi-official Mehr News reported, citing local sources.

The report said the cause was not immediately clear, adding that the sound may have come from a distant blast or activity in the Strait of Hormuz.

The governor of Qeshm said later that no explosion had occurred on the island and that the blast sound heard in the area did not originate there.

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