Still Think Iran is Winning? WATCH THIS Before You Speak Again

Eight Tomahawk cruise missiles erupt from the Mk 41 vertical launch cells of the USS Thomas Hudner, an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer — and a 25-minute clock starts running on Iran's stranglehold over the Strait of Hormuz. For four months, the Revolutionary Guard base on Larak Island — its maritime traffic control radar mast, anti-ship missile batteries, and one-way attack drone units — has taxed every tanker through the world's most critical oil chokepoint. This is the strike that ends it. The salvo skims the wave tops, threading a picket line of Iranian Houdong (Thondor-class) missile boats whose AK-230 twin 30mm gun mounts open fire on targets they can barely track. Overhead, an Air Force MQ-9 Reaper stares at a hidden launcher cave while a 3rd Khordad battery sends a Sayyad-2C surface-to-air missile toward it at Mach 3. When Larak fires back, two Qader anti-ship missiles race south — and a Navy E-2D Hawkeye, the Hudner's AN/SPY-1D radar, and SM-2 interceptors answer beyond the horizon. Then seven Tomahawks arrive from three directions in the same fifteen seconds — a time-on-target strike the island's ZU-23-2 gun crews have two seconds to solve — while the eighth missile loiters, waiting for one truck to make one mistake. This is how modern naval warfare actually works: over-the-horizon targeting, low-altitude penetration, and a missile that changes its mind in flight. #usa #iran #beyondmilitary Credit: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Y...