Several U.S. personnel were reportedly injured after a U.S.-contracted vessel was attacked near the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports citing U.S. officials and sources familiar with the incident. The attack was reported to have involved Iranian forces and occurred amid continuing tensions affecting maritime operations in the region.

Initial reports stated that the vessel was carrying American personnel when it was struck by projectiles believed to include drones and a missile. The identities of the vessel and the affected personnel have not been publicly disclosed, and details regarding the extent of the injuries remain limited.

The incident adds to ongoing security concerns around the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s key maritime routes for energy transportation. Recent tensions in the area have affected vessel movements, with ship traffic through the strait remaining below normal levels as operators continue to assess security risks.

Authorities have not released further official details regarding the attack, including the specific circumstances surrounding the vessel’s transit or the parties responsible. Maritime operators and governments continue to monitor developments in the region as efforts are made to maintain safe navigation and protect vessels operating near the strategic waterway.