ईरानी हमले में मारे गए या घायल हुए 650 अमेरिकी सैनिक… पीछे हटाना पड़ा एयरक्राफ्ट कैरियर, IRGC का बड़ा दावा – True Promise 4 operation US forces suffered heavy losses first two days IRGC claims ntc ntyv
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed on Tuesday that the US military has suffered heavy losses in the first two days of Iran’s counter-measures ‘True Promise 4’ operation. More than 650 soldiers have been killed or injured in two days.
IRGC spokesman Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naini said Iranian missile and drone attacks targeted US bases and warships in the Persian Gulf region, forcing the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln to retreat from the Iranian coast.
US suffered huge losses in the first two days
The spokesperson confirmed that iranThe US Army has caused heavy damage to US military bases in the Persian Gulf region. General Naini said, ‘650 American soldiers were killed or injured in the first two days of the war.’
He insisted that America While trying to hide or deny these casualties, this figure has been confirmed by Iranian intelligence and battlefield reports.
‘Fifth Fleet attacked in Bahrain’
According to General Naini, Iranian missiles and drones repeatedly attacked the headquarters of the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet located in Bahrain.
According to the claim, 160 American personnel have been killed or injured when a major American military base was targeted in Bahrain.
Apart from this, the US Navy’s ‘MST’ combat support ship has also been heavily damaged by Iranian naval missiles.
‘Aircraft carrier had to be moved back’
The IRGC spokesperson revealed that Iranian naval forces fired four cruise missiles at the USS Abraham Lincoln, deployed about 250 to 300 kilometers off the Chabahar coast. After these attacks, the aircraft carrier reportedly fled towards the south-eastern Indian Ocean to save its life.
He said that under Operation ‘True Promise 4’, Iran is using its full military power. Currently, tension in this region has reached unprecedented levels, posing a serious threat to global security.
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