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Iran plans to deploy warships off US coast

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fools always under estimate their enemy

Yes especially when Iranian navy is being underestimated by USA :woot::woot::woot:

Iranian also saved some American sailors, oh you forgot that because your media made you.

Pak navy saved Indian sailors
Indian navy Thai Sailors
chinese saved Indonesian sailors

So what are you getting at ???
 
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Pak navy saved Indian sailors
Indian navy Thai Sailors
chinese saved Indonesian sailors

So what are you getting at ???

Ask that to the guy who said American save Iranian sailors, that was my respond to show him that every nation does it.
 
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Ask that to the guy who said American save Iranian sailors, that was my respond to show him that every nation does it.

What that guy said is exactly what will happen if Iranian navy decided to challenge US in Atlantic or US coasts.
 
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What that guy said is exactly what will happen if Iranian navy decided to challenge US in Atlantic or US coasts.

If Iran stays in international waters, then its has the right to do it.
 
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Yes, SyrianLion...they have the right. But to what end? What can they seriously hope this will accomplish?
 
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Iran says it will counter US presence in its waters by sending ships to the international waters off the US coast, says Iranian Navy chief Admiral Sayyari.
No specifics were mentioned, but during an interview broadcast on state TV, Sayyari said the plans were aimed for “the next few years.”
In the past two years Iran has broadened the range of its navy, sending ships to the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean.
Sayyari did not deny that the proposed measure was a response to the increase in the number of US vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil passageway off the coast of Iran, which Tehran previously threatened to shut off.
“We will not allow anyone to trespass our country’s waters. There is no need for anyone else to establish security in our region,” said Sayyari.
The US Fifth Fleet is currently located in Bahrain, on the southern coast of the Strait of Hormuz.
More than a third of all the seaborne oil in the world passes through the narrow waterway.
Due to US and EU-led sanctions against the Islamic Republic, which the West suspects of covertly developing nuclear weapons, Iran’s export of oil has halved in the past year.
Financial data company Bloomberg reports that the country is missing out on $130 million a day in lost sales as a result.
In response to the sanctions, Tehran threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz. A majority of Iranian parliamentarians voted in favor of the blockade in July, and although the vote was seen as largely symbolic, the option is still on the table.
The US then upped its presence, and currently has two aircraft carriers in the region, also scheduling extensive war games for later this month.
Iranian high command has previously claimed that it will send its ships towards the US, but the threats have not yet resulted in actions.
Tension between the two countries are at a high, as speculation mounts that Washington’s close ally Israel may carry out a (possibly US-supported) strike on Iran to derail its incipient nuclear program.

Iran plans to deploy warships off US coast — RT

No comment...:disagree:

I would love to see them try that LOL, but as usual just talk, coward just talks and never carry what he say :no:
 
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To the reason of the nuclear program started by Iran, relationship between Iran and USA is not good.
 
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@clown Americans
Iran produces 4 +13000 tons ocean-going containers for venezuella and we have the plan for producing +3000 tons destroyer in comming year which will be equiped with our meshkat cruise misslie(with the range of +2000 km).
there is no problem for food and fuel because our base in Venezuella will feed them all.
 
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Must be it! I spotted something like that this morning on the Coney Island boardwalk when I was doing my daily run and couldn't make head and tail of it. Thanks for telling me.

Nah It's Iranian immigrants bypassing Trump's Immigration ban.
 
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