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    Zwei Zerstörer der US-Marine durchqueren die Straße von Hormus, nachdem sie dem iranischen Angriff ausgewichen sind


    Zwei Zerstörer der US-Marine durchqueren die Straße von Hormus, nachdem sie dem iranischen Angriff ausgewichen sind

    https://www.cbsnews.com/news/2-us-navy-destroyers-transit-strait-of-hormuz-after-dodging-iranian-onslaught/?ftag=CNM-00-10aab4i

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    1. tj381 on

      >The USS Truxtun and USS Mason, supported by Apache helicopters and other aircraft, faced a series of coordinated threats during the passage, the defense officials said. Iran launched small boats, missiles and drones against them in what officials described as a sustained barrage.

      The two Arleigh Burke-class destroyers made it into the Persian Gulf without suffering any damage.

    4. LiteratureMindless71 on

      Oh joy….. I feel like things are going to get 1000x worse by tomorrow….

    5. GhostalMedia on

      That’s about what I expected to happen. The Iranians showed that the passage is too dangerous for civilian vessels to risk it. Which means they still control the strait.

      They don’t need to overpower the US. They just need to pose an enough of a threat to companies that don’t want to lose half a billion dollars worth of product and hardware.

    6. yeungx on

      Ok now do it with the world’s largest and slowest ships carrying the world’s most flammable liquid. Cause in case you forgotten, That was the point of this entire thing.

      There used to be a time, long ago, 2 month ago, where ANY ship could have done this. So finally getting 2 warship getting though with air support is symptom of the biggest foreign policy fumble since WW2.

    8. Significant_Bee_8011 on

      „A billion dollars of equipment dodges onslaught costing in the tens of thousands“

    9. BOPSurfcasting on

      Iran don’t have to hit those US warships, just launching missiles, drones and fast boats at them is good enough for insurance companies to nope out.

    12. mundza on

      I feel like this is the very expensive way to do something that was previously free.

    19. OrdoXenos on

      I wonder how intense is it? 1-2 missiles against Arleigh class is nothing, onboard CIWS can take care of that easily. But if we are talking 8-10 missiles and US ships can still get through, it showed that US ships are very capable.

    20. Subject_Turn3941 on

      We all know they have serious issues with ammunition. Did they save enough for their return journey?

    22. sparkax on

      Was an onslaught from the obliterated Iranian Navy or from the obliterated Iranian Air Force or the obliterated Iranian Space Force???

    23. Primary-Policy-4383 on

      Can we get a non US media source, I don’t trust this BS anymore

    25. No-Fig-8614 on

      So basically 2 us destroyers and 2 us container ships made it through and the South Korean vessel didn’t and Trump is calling on South Korea to join the battle…….. hmmmm seems like they let that South Korean vessel to get hit in order to draw in South Korea to the war…..

      Putting on my conspiracy hat, makes me think they want to see what the South Korean navy can do so if China makes a move there is more information….. but idk that’s my conspiracy hat but knowing Trump he’s not thinking that far in advance he is just a dumb ass

    29. CunningBear on

      The fact that the Trump administration can make us almost root for the freaking Iranian national guard is peak absurdity

    32. bachslunch on

      Now how will they get meals to the starving sailors on those ships. The provisions looked bleak even before with around 200 calories a day and that was in the open sea. Now they’re stuck on the other side of Hormuz.

    34. BLACK_HALO_V10 on

      „Iranian Onslaught“ lol

      Can we start banning these ones? They’re clearly sensationalized.

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