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Iran Warns of Sinking U.S. Aircraft Carrier, Fast Attack Boats on Alert

Iran has intensified its naval warnings after the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and its strike group reinforced positions in the Gulf and Arabian Sea, prompting Tehran to issue stark threats that it could sink a U.S. carrier should hostilities escalate. Iranian Revolutionary Guard naval sources have also reportedly put fast attack boats and coastal units on heightened alert, signaling preparations for rapid response operations against perceived U.S. intrusions into regional waters — a move that has dramatically ratcheted up tensions between the two powers. The Iranian rhetoric comes as Washington continues to assert military readiness in the region, with the U.S. Navy showcasing capabilities aboard the Lincoln and accompanying vessels in response to a series of recent confrontations, including aggressive drone approaches toward U.S. forces. Tehran’s naval leadership claims its fast attack craft and patrol units are primed to engage any U.S. warship that threatens Iranian sovereignty — a posture that defense analysts warn could lead to miscalculations in one of the world’s most strategically sensitive waterways. In this video, we break down: Key Updates: • Why Iran’s sinking threat now reverberates through military circles and what it signifies for U.S. naval doctrine. • The current alert status of Iranian fast attack boats and asymmetric naval units in the Strait of Hormuz and adjacent seas. • How U.S. carrier strike group positioning and recent drone shootdowns are influencing crisis dynamics. Stay tuned as we analyze the unfolding standoff, the intelligence behind these warnings, and what could spark the next major confrontation at sea.