Larak Island

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Larak Island( persian ) is an island off the coast of Iran in the Persian Gulf which has been one of Iran's major oil export point since 1987. Larak Island was bombed by Iraq in November and December 1986 as part of the Iran-Iraq War.

The island contains an Iranian military base maintaining several Chinese-made Silkworm HY-2 surface-to-surface missiles placed there in 1987.

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Coordinates: 26°51′N 56°21′E

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Iranian islands in the Persian Gulf


Abbasak * Abu Musa Island * Buneh Island * Dara Island * Farsi Island * Forur Bozorg Island * Forur Koochak Island * Forurgan Island * Germ Island * Greater and Lesser Tunbs * Hendurabi Island * Hengam Island * Hormuz Island * Jonobi Island * Kharag Island * Kish Island* Larak Island * Lavan Island * Minu Island * Omolkarm Island * Qabre Nakhoda Island * Qeshm Island * Rostam Island * Shatvar Island * Shif Island * Shetor Island * Sirri Island * Shomali Island * Smaller Bent Island

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