Tehran has been preventing an "advanced" U. S. robotic underwater in the Strait of Hormuz since the Middle East war started, according to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy on Tuesday. The elite military body stated in a statement that the record took place during" a complex knowledge functioning at dawn. "
One of the smartest and most cutting-edge autonomous submarines of the U. S. criminal army was captured by the Revolutionary Guard's naval forces this morning, according to the Guard, who promised to share images of the helicopter in the forthcoming hours.
The statement continued," This smart submarine was delivered to the U. S. terrorist army fleet in 2025 and is equipped with the most advanced technology in the submarine field. " The submarine was classified as a Dive-LD, measuring 5. 8 feet long, weighing three lots, and capable of operating for 10 days at depths of up to 6, 000 meters.
The unmanned submarine has" submarine recognition and surveillance, sea floor mapping, mine detection and assessment of underwater cables and refineries," according to Iranian advertising.
The conflict between the United States and Iran has gotten worse over the past year, with Tehran bombing Iranian targets and U. S. attacks on Persian place and ships, all while Hormuz is on its last legs. Five people were killed at a ceremony in the area of Sirik in one of the U. S. problems, which Tehran denounced as a war crime.
After the start of the conflict, Iran established the Strait of Hormuz as its major source of support. Tehran has been able to stop nearly all oil exports, demands that ships crossing it obtain their consent, and attacks those who attempt to bypass its blockade.
For its part, the United States has imposed a battle on Persian ships and boats, and it has recently been able to re-establish a portion of maritime visitors through the Strait.
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