Nick
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Western source: One of the American crew members was successfully rescued.






„Deutschland ist eine große Raumfahrernation, ohne uns geht es nicht zum Mond“ to.welt.de/VDxv7HJ







He took the greatest military force in world history, lost a war to a middle power in a week, begged the world to save him, and demanded that the media lie about this and everything else. I try, but at a simple human level I do not see how anyone can mistake this man’s almost supernatural weakness for strength. His weakness is something negative, gravitational, so deep that it can draw in a whole country. But only if we fail to see it. Only if we let it.






Iranian Lithium UUV A little while ago, I wrote about UUVs and how they will become a major threat to any large navy. I want you to read the article. I’d also like to point out that Iran already has at least one of these models: the Azhdar. It reaches 18-25 knots, with batteries that can last up to 4 days in patrol mode and cover more than 600 km at low speed. It’s not Iran’s ships that keep the Strait of Hormuz closed, it’s a highly modern asymmetric arsenal of UUVs, USVs, UAVs, anti-ship missiles, and fast boats armed with missiles. I’d say the chances of the US-Israel having success in any forceful action to open the strait are very low. x.com/pati_marins64/…

🚨🇮🇷 Iran doesn't need surface ships to hold Hormuz. It never did. The Azhdar UUV (unmanned underwater vehicle) runs at 25 knots, patrols for four days, covers 600km on a single charge. Silent. Invisible to most radar. Impossible to intercept from the air. Combine that with swarms of cheap UAVs, anti-ship missiles, fast attack boats, and unmanned surface vessels and you have an asymmetric arsenal specifically designed to make the world's most powerful navy bleed in a narrow strait. Sinking Iran's conventional fleet changes nothing about Hormuz. The US Navy destroyed 20+ Iranian vessels in ten days and the strait is still closed. Because the real blockade isn't ships. It's the threat of everything else lurking beneath the surface and flying low over it. Forcibly reopening Hormuz means sailing into that kill zone. The math isn't favorable. @pati_marins64









