Recently, the situation in the Middle East has been in a state of uproar again, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has intensified, as if it has once again ignited that powder keg that will never calm down. In this mess, a lot of stories are happening quietly.
Today, let's talk about Iran's armed forces, this group of people is not simple, their unmanned self-explosive boats in their hands have caused a lot of trouble to the United States and Israel. You might be thinking, what's so great about these boats, don't worry, let me take my time.
The resurgence of the Palestinian-Israeli war has undoubtedly raised the tense atmosphere in the entire Middle East region to a new height. In this war without gunpowder, the Iranian armed forces have demonstrated their military capabilities that cannot be ignored with their unique tactics and techniques. In particular, their unmanned self-explosive boats have become a highlight of this conflict.
Iran's militant military action against the United States and Israel has shown an unexpected assertiveness. Although they are poorly equipped in terms of heavy weapons, their strategic flexibility and efficient use of unmanned self-explosive boats have caused the military forces of the United States and Israel to suffer a lot.
The most striking thing is that the aircraft carrier of the US military, which has always claimed to be a "peacekeeping force" in the Middle East, was unable to withstand the attack of the Iranian armed forces and was forced to withdraw from the Red Sea.
The retreat of the American aircraft carrier undoubtedly gave the Iranian department a great victory psychologically. After the withdrawal of US troops, the Iranian armed forces used unmanned self-explosive boats more brazenly to strike targets.
They found that unmanned self-explosive boats showed unique advantages over anti-ship missiles against large merchant ships. This small, low-cost, yet highly effective attack puts many targets that would otherwise be considered safe at risk.
Yemen's Houthi rebels have been making progress in the technology of unmanned self-explosive boats in recent years. This deceptively simple speedboat has been modified to be remotely controlled or autonomous, battling targets at high speeds from long distances, causing fatal damage. With traditional weapons of war in the hands of adversaries, this innovative way of attacking has undoubtedly brought new hope to the Iranian system.
In the recent conflict, Yemen's Houthi rebels have used unmanned self-explosive boats to successfully sink Western merchant ships on several occasions. In the last year alone, several large merchant ships have been targeted.
Not only does this cause direct economic losses to Israeli shipping, but more importantly, its impact on global shipping safety warns the world that this important shipping route in the Red Sea is no longer safe.
Behind this series of actions is the complex military confrontation between the Iranian armed forces and the United States and Israel. As the conflict drags on, Iran intends to achieve its strategic goal of gradually weakening U.S. influence in the Middle East while exerting sustained military pressure on Israel.
In this seemingly unequal war, Iran's armed use of unmanned self-explosive boats (UODs) has shown an alternative counterweight between small and powerful countries. Their success, not only in terms of technical and tactical achievements, has reshaped our understanding of the traditional concept of warfare.
User Comments:
Netizen 1: Unmanned self-detonating boats are actually inferior to torpedoes. The large attacking torpedo with self-guidance has good concealment and better attack effect.
Netizen 2: The Houthis broke through the US-British escort operation in the Red Sea and achieved remarkable results, showing their confidence and strength.
Netizen 3: "Zansaigo" Saigo's heroism is as ironclad as his demeanor reflects the sun and the moon. Extraordinary wisdom and strategy, outstanding achievements
Netizen 4: As long as you fight the ungrateful Israel, raise your hands in favor! Although it is not easy, I still hope to knock Israel down!