US Navy SEALs INTERCEPT Iranian Fast Attack Craft – 3 Vessels SUNK in Persian Gulf ( Fictional ) скачать в хорошем качестве

US Navy SEALs INTERCEPT Iranian Fast Attack Craft – 3 Vessels SUNK in Persian Gulf ( Fictional )

This video covers the high-speed naval interception when a US Navy SEAL maritime assault team engaged and destroyed three Iranian fast attack craft attempting to threaten commercial shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf. Operating from two Mark V Special Operations Craft at dawn, the 16-member SEAL team intercepted the hostile vessels 40 nautical miles southeast of the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranian boats—two Zolfaghar-class fast attack craft and one Peykaap-class patrol boat—were detected moving aggressively toward international shipping corridors at 0545 hours. When the Iranian vessels refused multiple radio warnings to halt and began evasive maneuvers, the SEAL commander authorized immediate engagement. Twin .50 caliber machine guns from both Mark V craft opened fire at 800 meters while an overhead MH-60S Seahawk helicopter provided aerial support with AGM-114 Hellfire missiles. The first Iranian boat was struck by a Hellfire missile, exploding in a massive fireball. The second craft attempted to flee but was disabled by sustained machine gun fire that destroyed its engines. The third vessel turned to engage but was sunk by a second Hellfire strike. All three Iranian boats were destroyed within 12 minutes of first contact. DISCLAIMER: This video presents a fictional scenario based on real US Navy SEAL capabilities, Iranian fast attack craft, and established maritime interdiction doctrine. While inspired by actual special operations tactics, vessel capabilities, and proven engagement strategies, this specific engagement did not occur. This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. American casualties: Zero SEALs killed or wounded, zero craft damaged. Iranian losses: Three fast attack boats destroyed and sunk, estimated 18 crew killed, 7 captured and recovered from the water.