Multiple reports citing Iranian state media say Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz after firing a warning shot at a vessel that was transiting the waterway. The same reporting indicates the shot hits the vessel, prompting Iran to declare the strait closed. While the accounts agree on the closure and the warning-shot incident, they do not provide additional, consistent operational details such as the vessel’s name, flag, location at the time of the firing, or the precise nature of any damage or injuries. The reports also frame the move as another shutdown after a prior closure or heightened restrictions, though they do not elaborate on the earlier episode’s circumstances. Across sources, the central points are that Iran issues a warning shot, the shot is reported to hit the vessel, and Iran then announces closure of the Strait of Hormuz. As of the information provided, no corroborating details from shipping companies, independent monitoring, or other governments are included in the summaries.