TRUMP Sends World’s Largest Carrier! USS Gerald R. Ford Joins 2nd Armada — Iran Coast Under Direct скачать в хорошем качестве

TRUMP Sends World’s Largest Carrier! USS Gerald R. Ford Joins 2nd Armada — Iran Coast Under Direct

In a major escalation of the standoff with Tehran, the U.S. Navy has redirected the world’s largest aircraft carrier — the USS Gerald R. Ford — to the Middle East to join a second carrier strike group alongside the USS Abraham Lincoln, tightening the noose around Iran as diplomatic talks falter and tensions roar back to the forefront of geopolitics. This rare dual‑carrier posture — part of President Donald Trump’s “maximum pressure” strategy — dramatically increases U.S. air, naval, and missile capabilities near the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian waters. Trump’s decision comes as negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program remain unresolved, with Tehran resisting broader demands on its ballistic missile program and regional behavior. Washington has publicly framed the deployment not just as deterrence, but as leverage in diplomacy — signaling that military options remain on the table if talks fail to produce a significant deal. The Gerald R. Ford was originally operating in the Caribbean alongside its escort ships before being ordered to reverse course and head toward the Gulf, where it will bolster the existing USS Abraham Lincoln strike group already positioned near strategic chokepoints. The combined naval force dramatically increases U.S. strike capabilities, surveillance assets, and rapid‑response options in the region. In this video, we break down: • Why the deployment of the USS Gerald R. Ford signals a major escalation in U.S. posture toward Iran. • What capabilities two carrier strike groups bring to the Gulf — from air dominance to long‑range precision. • How Tehran is likely to respond as both diplomacy and military pressure intensify. Stay tuned as we analyze satellite activity, naval moves, and the geopolitical fault lines shaping one of the most dangerous standoffs in the Middle East.