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Stinchfield: “Iran Should Have Never Gotten Near Those Tankers Now on Fire!” Trump is Furious! (VIDEO)

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Dramatic scene depicting conflict in the Strait of Hormuz with explosions, military aircraft, and ships, highlighting geopolitical tensions and maritime security issues.

Overnight, Iranian drones struck commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, leaving freighters burning and sending shockwaves through global energy markets.

But here’s the question I’m asking today: why wasn’t the U.S. Navy ready for this? Iran has said for years that its number one military objective in a conflict would be shutting down the Strait of Hormuz.

That threat wasn’t hidden.

It was repeated over and over again.

 

Yet ships are now on fire in the world’s most important shipping lane. Protecting that corridor is the responsibility of the U.S. Fifth Fleet.

So, how did the most predictable move Iran could make catch us unprepared?

Now that Iran has escalated and commercial vessels are burning in the water, the response will be far more severe. If Tehran wanted to trigger overwhelming retaliation, they may have just done exactly that.

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Grant Stinchfield
Grant Stinchfield is the Host of “Stinchfield Tonight” on Real America’s Voice weeknights at 7PM ET. He can also be found on the radio at AM870 “The Answer” in Los Angeles, CA. Dallas, TX is his home base for his constant war against the radical left.

You can email Grant Stinchfield here, and read more of Grant Stinchfield’s articles here.

 

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