US releases video of attack on Iranian drone carrier

Iranian drone ship is hit and catches fire during US attack The United States army released on X a video of an attack on an Iranian drone ship this Thursday (5). According to the publication, the vehicle that was hit was the size of a World War II aircraft carrier. “United States forces are not holding back in their mission to sink the entire Iranian navy,” the command says. US releases video of attack on Iranian drone carrier Reproduction/X After six days of war, the death toll in Iran exceeds 1,200. This Thursday, Israel announced a second stage of the military operation, and Tehran expanded its strategy of spreading chaos in the region to put pressure on the United States. For the first time, the Iranians attacked Azerbaijan, a major oil and gas exporter. The sixth day of the war also saw another attack on the southern suburbs of Beirut. Israel claims it hit Hezbollah cells in the country. Meanwhile, the Israeli army increased attacks on Tehran’s infrastructure and Qatar intercepted a drone attack on Al Udeid air base, the largest US air base in the Middle East. Submarine attack in Sri Lanka The United States claimed this Wednesday (4) a submarine attack against an Iranian warship off the coast of Sri Lanka, which occurred this morning. The attack left 80 dead, as well as missing and 78 injured, according to the Sri Lankan Navy and Ministry of Defense. A video released by the United States Department of War shows the moment the North American submarine launches the attack on the ship (see the video above). Hours after the episode was released and confirmed by the Sri Lankan government, US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said that the US Navy carried out the offensive. “The US sank an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean,” Hegseth said. GIF – moment when US submarine launches torpedo at Iranian ship Reproduction The US secretary stated that the submarine launched a torpedo at the Iranian vessel. Sri Lanka’s Foreign Minister told the country’s Parliament earlier that the Navy responded to a distress call from the ship and began rescue operations at 6 a.m. local time (9:30 p.m. Tuesday GMT).

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