US Central Command guarantees that US troops have already sunk more than 30 Iranian ships and guarantees: “US forces will not hold back in their mission to sink the entire Iranian navy”
US Central Command (CENTCOM) shared a video of the moment US troops struck an Iranian drone ship, this Thursday.
The US explains that the vessel had dimensions similar to those of a World War II aircraft carrier.
“US forces will not hold back in their mission to sink the entire Iranian navy,” the publication reads.
U.S. forces aren’t holding back on the mission to sink the entire Iranian Navy. Today, an Iranian drone carrier, roughly the size of a WWII aircraft carrier, was struck and is now on fire.
— U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM)
US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced this Thursday that the US has already sunk more than 30 Iranian ships.
CENTCOM also said that Iranian ballistic missile attacks have decreased by 90% and drone strikes have decreased by 83% since day 1 of the conflict, according to The Guardian.
Central Command has now explained that the conflict is entering a new phase of the operation, in which there is now a central purpose: “We are going to dismantle Iran’s missile production capacity”, says head of US Central Command, Admiral Brad Cooper, stating that, in the last 72 hours, the US has reached almost 200 targets in Iran.
“In the last few hours, we have hit an Iranian drone-carrying ship approximately the size of a World War II aircraft carrier. Right now, it is on fire,” points out Admiral Brad Cooper.
