❗️US attack on Qeshm Island caused no damage to critical infrastructure, Iranian officials confirm US forces executed overnight missile strikes targeting open areas on Iran's strategic Qeshm Island near the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, failing to inflict any damage on vital public service infrastructure or civilian facilities. Speaking to state broadcaster IRIB, Ahmad Nafisi, the deputy governor of Hormozgan province for political, security, and social affairs, confirmed that the American projectiles struck unpopulated zones outside all residential, commercial, and utility sectors. "No damage was caused to the island's vital and service infrastructure," Nafisi stated, adding that municipal services and daily life continue uninterrupted. "The situation on Qeshm Island is fully under control, and all relief, executive, and security agencies remain on high alert." Local media reported that at least four explosions were heard across the island late Sunday evening as air defenses engaged incoming foreign fire. Iranian news outlets quickly debunked online rumors regarding strikes on mainland port cities like Bandar Abbas and Sirik, clarifying that weapon detonations heard along the coastline stemmed from active naval defense measures and sovereignty enforcement operations in the Strait of Hormuz.