US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War

The effects of the war are only now starting to feed into the economic ecosystem. There is a lag factor involved of a few months as the strategic oil reserves have masked some of the effects of the war.
Trust me most people know it trump repeating the same tired line “war will be over soon” isn’t calming the markets like it was 6 months ago only two ways to finish the war trump says mission accomplished hope his maga supporters will nod their heads and go along with it or boots on the ground boots on the ground we can expect Iran to stop playing nice Houthis as well and just burn anything down they can target
 


Centcom confirms that despite Irans attacks, more than 40 ships have crossed the Strait in the last 24 hours
 


The Seahawk MUSV has deployed with the Roosevelt carrier group. This is the first time an MUSV has deployed with a carrier group. The Roosevelt is headed to Centcom
 


Centcom confirms that despite Irans attacks, more than 40 ships have crossed the Strait in the last 24 hours

This is a lie, it's fake news and Zionist narrative. When we look at the satellite image, the ships don't appear as they claim because they are lying. To justify the lie, they say that "ships with their AIS transponder turned off don't appear on maps, so the satellite/AIS image may underestimate the real traffic."

To refute this is very easy because:

The AIS transponder should, as a rule, be turned on. It is mandatory for most international commercial ships and serves to avoid collisions, identify vessels, and assist maritime traffic.

Other "verification locations" are also all linked to the USA.

What would be strong evidence?

- Frequent satellite images showing trains, tankers, and cargo ships crossing the strait;

- Data from ports of entry and exit — Fujairah, Jebel Ali, Bandar Abbas, Kharg, etc.;

- Maritime insurance records and shipowners, who need to know if the ships are actually sailing;

- Data from non-Western countries, such as China, India, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, and Iran;

- Independent photos/videos of convoys or escorts;

- Cargo tracking, not just ship hull tracking.

There are also no videos of ships passing through there; the videos published by Iran show the Strait of Hormuz empty or always with ships exploding.

NOTE: What the US maintains is a blockade of Iranian ports, but this is done from afar and not from inside the strait. The ships supposedly passing through do not exist; they cannot be verified by any scientific means beyond a narrative from Trump, CETCOM, and Zionism. An analysis that counted ship hulls in 719 public Sentinel-2 images, without using AIS, found a 95% drop in the Strait of Hormuz crossing corridor by 2026.

 
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The Pentagon has issued $168B in contracts across the critical munitions portfolio in the last few months. THAAD, PAC-3, Tomahawk, AMRAAM, SM-6, SM-3 IB. $3B is nothing for the Pentagon
And for some of those munitions, the ones that come from Raytheon, contain your exuberance. Most of the past several days and a few more has been spent with friends of mine who work there.
 
The effects of the war are only now starting to feed into the economic ecosystem. There is a lag factor involved of a few months as the strategic oil reserves have masked some of the effects of the war.
If you've been following posts on this subject (and you should be if you're not), I've been saying this since mid-June.
 
This is a lie, it's fake news and Zionist narrative. When we look at the satellite image, the ships don't appear as they claim because they are lying. To justify the lie, they say that "ships with their AIS transponder turned off don't appear on maps, so the satellite/AIS image may underestimate the real traffic."

To refute this is very easy because:

The AIS transponder should, as a rule, be turned on. It is mandatory for most international commercial ships and serves to avoid collisions, identify vessels, and assist maritime traffic.

Other "verification locations" are also all linked to the USA.

What would be strong evidence?

- Frequent satellite images showing trains, tankers, and cargo ships crossing the strait;

- Data from ports of entry and exit — Fujairah, Jebel Ali, Bandar Abbas, Kharg, etc.;

- Maritime insurance records and shipowners, who need to know if the ships are actually sailing;

- Data from non-Western countries, such as China, India, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, and Iran;

- Independent photos/videos of convoys or escorts;

- Cargo tracking, not just ship hull tracking.

There are also no videos of ships passing through there; the videos published by Iran show the Strait of Hormuz empty or always with ships exploding.

NOTE: What the US maintains is a blockade of Iranian ports, but this is done from afar and not from inside the strait. The ships supposedly passing through do not exist; they cannot be verified by any scientific means beyond a narrative from Trump, CETCOM, and Zionism. An analysis that counted ship hulls in 719 public Sentinel-2 images, without using AIS, found a 95% drop in the Strait of Hormuz crossing corridor by 2026.


This is for both you AND Raptor:

As much as I remind Raptor to use sources other than Twitter, he remains steadfastly committed to sources of questionable accuracy. I like to see a little more meat on the bones and not just bullet points.

As for you; if you are going to accuse someone of lying, provide the proof that supports your assertion(s) other than another equally dubious Twitter post and a bunch of unsubstantiated allegations.

And get off the "Zionism" nonsense. It's really starting to get old.
 


The Seahawk MUSV has deployed with the Roosevelt carrier group. This is the first time an MUSV has deployed with a carrier group. The Roosevelt is headed to Centcom

What will change using this ship?.
Moreover, US Navy run the risk to loose It by damage or even spoofing and giving IRCGN more technology to reverse engineer.

It seems obvious that the US Navy is just shooting in the dark.
 
What will change using this ship?.
Moreover, US Navy run the risk to loose It by damage or even spoofing and giving IRCGN more technology to reverse engineer.

It seems obvious that the US Navy is just shooting in the dark.
It depends on what the intended mission of this vessel is. Just because the vessel is headed to CENTCOM with the Roosevelt CSG doesn't come right out and mean it will be deployed in a contested waterway.
 
This is for both you AND Raptor:

As much as I remind Raptor to use sources other than Twitter, he remains steadfastly committed to sources of questionable accuracy. I like to see a little more meat on the bones and not just bullet points.

As for you; if you are going to accuse someone of lying, provide the proof that supports your assertion(s) other than another equally dubious Twitter post and a bunch of unsubstantiated allegations.

And get off the "Zionism" nonsense. It's really starting to get old.
It’s not that raptor is lying but if you leave large holes in your argument regarding the war and post only partial things that fit what you want to believe but leave out everything else that may go against what you want to believe it makes your words hollow(honestly I’m saying this with no sarcasm @F-22Raptor is actually a smart guy)Iranians aren’t busting out the hookahs nor are Americans breaking out the cigars and champagne.

Regards to the other guy I didn’t read his post………..
 
It depends on what the intended mission of this vessel is. Just because the vessel is headed to CENTCOM with the Roosevelt CSG doesn't come right out and mean it will be deployed in a contested waterway.
I am not an expert in USV ships, but this one seems to be designed for minesweeping... So you can guess where would be deployed and ok... Good luck.
Irán is having access to the top notch side he high resolution sonars and advanced electric propulsion with the latests UUV captured.
So let's see where It is deployed and cross fingers.
 
The Seahawk MUSV serves as a distributed sensor and anti submarine platform. I doubt it’s being deployed to target Iran specifically and more to test fleet integration and performance through the entire deployment.
 

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