The Supreme Commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps himself raised strong questions about foreign troops from Persian Gulf countries like the United States. As the contradictions between Palestine and Israel in the Middle East are intensifying, the supreme commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, Hossein Salami, has raised questions about the US Navy's military deployment in the Middle East, especially in the Persian Gulf, and claimed to fight against its so-called global "enemy." On the same day, Iran held a celebration in Bandar Abbas, located on the southern coast of Iran, to commemorate the newly equipped warship Abu Mahdi al-Muhadis, as well as 100 fast ships capable of using missiles. "We are now facing an all-out battle against the enemy," Salami said at the commemoration, vowing that "wherever they are, we will fight to the end." The newly equipped warship was led by the commander of the Iraqi People's Action Forces, Abu Muhadis, who was attacked by the U.S. Air Force at Baghdad airport against Soleimani, commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force.
And these more than 100 missile boats are Iran's best strategy, which is to launch wolf attacks on the sea, even if it is to surround the opponent's warships with a large number of ships. Not long ago, the United States announced the establishment of the "Prosperity Guardian" naval defense alliance composed of 22 member countries, with the purpose of defending the Red Sea route and fighting Yemen's Houthi support for Iran. The move provoked revulsion in Iran, with the commander of the Iranian army saying that the continued "criminal acts" of the United States and its allies would obstruct the Mediterranean Sea from the sea. The attack took place on the Iranian warship Elbers, which also traveled to the Red Sea to provide support to the Houthis. Salami also said in his televised speech that Iran's navy had made "tremendous progress" in both attack and defense, and claimed to have the strength to challenge the global maritime powers. The move came after the commander of the Iranian Navy, General Shahram Ilani, declared that Iran had already been equipped with Talaye and Nasir missiles, and was the first helicopter to be equipped with reconnaissance and electronic countermeasures.
"Taleye" is a "smart" type, which has a range of more than 1,000 kilometers, and the "Nasir" type can reach more than 100 kilometers. The American nuclear submarine USS Eisenhower arrived in the Red Sea with 48 F A-18 fighter-bombers, in addition to 6 ships, including the missile cruisers "Philippine Sea", "Graveley", "Stasim", "Carney", "Mason" and "Rab". It is very common for Iran to clash with the US team. On November 28 last year, Iranian drones flew several times with the US aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower in the Persian Gulf, which forced the US aircraft carrier to turn. Arizanjiisil, the commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, said that if the United States were in the Persian Gulf, it would be as if they were stuck in a "bag" on the edge of the Strait of Hormuz. They are already within range of our missile attack. Therefore, in the Persian Gulf region, the United States should "act rationally."
It should be pointed out that Iran is not just talking lip service, it often makes unexpected moves in front of the US team.