IRGC Navy footage shows fast attack craft conducting high-speed maneuvers and firing rocket salvos in the Persian Gulf. The activity appears consistent with Iran's established swarm warfare doctrine designed to challenge larger naval forces in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian claims of attacks on US positions remain unverified, as no combat damage or specific targets are visible in the footage.
Expert Insight:
Iran's fast attack craft remain a central component of its asymmetric sea-denial strategy, designed to raise the operational cost and risk for naval forces operating in confined waters.
Credits:
Thanks to Iranian media outlets and open-source social media contributors for providing publicly available footage used for analysis.
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