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4:21 AM - Iran Hit USS Ford at NATO Pier With 46 Missiles - US Erased 9 Bases in 34 Min

4:21 AM - Iran Hit USS Ford at NATO Pier With 46 Missiles - US Erased 9 Bases in 34 Min At 4:21 AM, the IRGC Aerospace Force launched forty-six Iranian ballistic missiles — Sejjil, Khorramshahr-4, and Emad — toward the US naval base at Souda Bay, Crete. The target: the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78), the most expensive aircraft carrier ever built. Thirteen billion dollars of American naval power moored at a NATO pier. Only eight hundred US Navy crew remained on board. The other two thousand three hundred sailors were asleep in hotels across Chania. No pilots. No flight ops. Mechanics and cooks against a ballistic missile attack. The Aegis missile defense system aboard the destroyer USS Mahan intercepted forty — but six Khorramshahr-4 missiles with evasive terminal maneuvers got through. Two hit the flight deck. Fifteen Americans died on the most advanced warship in the US Navy fleet. What Iran didn't know was that three Virginia-class nuclear attack submarines — USS Montana, USS Oregon, and USS Hyman G. Rickover — had been tracking Iran's three Kilo-class diesel-electric submarines through the Mediterranean Sea for eleven days using passive sonar. They let them get into position off Crete. They let them believe they were invisible. When the Iranian submarines launched torpedoes at the carrier strike group, the Virginias answered with Mark 48 ADCAP torpedoes from below — three Iranian submarines destroyed in ninety seconds, one hundred seventy-six Iranian Navy crew lost. The predator had been inside the cage the entire time. Four minutes after the last missile hit, the Pentagon and US Secretary of Defense authorized full military retaliation. One hundred twenty Tomahawk cruise missiles launched from US Navy destroyers operating in the Arabian Sea. F-35C Lightning stealth fighters from the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group. F-15E Strike Eagles and F-35A Lightnings from Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. Nine Iranian military bases erased before sunrise — the IRGC missile launch sites at Kermanshah, Isfahan, Tabriz, Semnan, and Shiraz, all destroyed by precision-guided munitions and JDAM airstrikes. Iran spent two weeks positioning submarines for a surprise naval attack. The US Navy sank them in ninety seconds. Iran fired forty-six ballistic missiles at a US aircraft carrier in a NATO port. The United States armed forces answered with nine destroyed military bases, three sunken submarines, and half of Iran's medium-range ballistic missile capability wiped off the map in a single night of naval and air warfare. Iran threatened to strike American military assets for forty years. They tried once. It lasted thirty-four minutes. Like, comment TRAPPED, and subscribe for more high-stakes naval investigations. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This content consists of dramatized reconstructions, hypothetical scenarios, and commentary inspired by real-world events, reports, and publicly available sources. Certain details may be altered, approximated, or fictionalized for narrative clarity. Accuracy is not guaranteed. This video is not intended as factual reporting, instruction, or endorsement of violence. Viewers should always verify information using official sources. The channel and its creators assume no liability for the use or interpretation of the content.