Iran's state news agency IRNA said on Sunday night that explosions were heard on Qeshm Island, in the Strait of Hormuz, and that some sites on the island appear to have been struck.

Tasnim, a semi-official agency, said Qeshm was the only place US projectiles hit that night, and that nobody was hurt. It added that explosions heard in Bandar Abbas and Sirik came from Iran's own military operations in the strait. The US military has not claimed responsibility, however, the attacks follow the same pattern of attacks admitted to by Barak Ravid of Axios and Donald Trump himself.

It would be the third attack on Qeshm in a week. On Friday Trump confirmed what he called "minor strikes" on an Iranian air defence system, and on Monday US officials called strikes on the island "defensive", though the US jet Iran had fired on was over Iranian territory enforcing a blockade of Iran's ports.

Explosions had also been reported in Bandar-e Mahshahr and Sirik, both of which can be ruled out as attacks. In Bandar-e Mahshahr, an electric surge led to the explosion of two transformers, while on Sirik, the sound of explosions were heard after Iran launched retaliatory strikes towards the Strait of Hormuz.

On Saturday evening IRNA also reported explosions in Jask, Sirik and Bandar Abbas. The USA has also not claimed responsibility for that attack, despite the attacks fitting the template of recent US strikes.

This news is developing, more updates will follow.