US Navy Declares 'NO-GO ZONE' — Iran Commandos Attempt to HIJACK American Ships скачать в хорошем качестве

US Navy Declares 'NO-GO ZONE' — Iran Commandos Attempt to HIJACK American Ships

Tensions between Tehran and Washington remain high in the Strait of Hormuz and wider Gulf region, where Iranian naval forces have increasingly challenged foreign shipping and U.S. naval presence. Recent reporting and maritime advisories show that Iran has seized foreign tankers and attempted to board or divert commercial vessels in international waters, actions that have seriously strained freedom of navigation and triggered new warnings from U.S. authorities. In response to these developments, the United States has advised U.S.-flagged ships to stay “as far as possible” away from Iranian waters and to avoid granting permission for boarding if approached by Iranian forces. Other reported encounters have involved fast Iranian boats approaching vessels dangerously close, prompting high alert and defensive readiness from U.S. naval units in the region. This video explains: • Why Iran has stepped up aggressive maritime actions — including vessel seizures — amid broader diplomatic and strategic pressures • How the U.S. Navy and Fifth Fleet have responded with increased patrols and readiness postures • What a declared maritime “no-go zone” would mean under international law — and why such zones are often contested but not always formally proclaimed • Why commercial ships have received advisories to avoid Iranian waters and how boarding attempts factor into that guidance • The broader implications for freedom of navigation, global oil transport, and military diplomacy These developments unfold not in isolation but against a history of naval standoffs and contested maritime behavior between the U.S. and Iranian forces in the Gulf — dynamics that shape strategic calculations on both sides. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video is for educational and analytical purposes only, drawing on publicly available information from military press releases and reporting on maritime incidents. It does not represent classified intelligence or confirm the existence of an official U.S. Navy “no-go zone” declaration in the Gulf. References to boarding attempts, advisories to shipping, and force posturing are based on open-source reporting and official maritime advisories, not a confirmed combat engagement between U.S. naval forces and Iranian commando units. Interpretations of these developments may vary. Viewer discretion is advised due to discussion of military, maritime security, and geopolitical issues.