Trump: Currently "Clearing" the Strait of Hormuz, All Iranian Mine-Laying Boats Have Been Sunk
Svmuu News Trump: The fake news media has completely lost its credibility. They always love to say Iran is winning, but in fact, everyone knows Iran is losing, and losing badly! Iran's navy is gone, its air force is gone, its air defense systems are useless, and its radars are paralyzed. The factories for missiles and drones (along with the missiles and drones themselves) have also been largely destroyed. And most importantly, their long-standing leaders are no longer there! The only thing Iran can still use to bluff now is the threat of ships hitting their mines. But by the way, all 28 of their mine-laying boats are now lying at the bottom of the sea. We have now begun clearing the Strait of Hormuz, which is a huge favor for countries around the world (including Japan, South Korea, France, Germany, and many others). It's incredible that these countries themselves lack the courage or the will to do this. And what's very interesting is that empty oil tankers from many countries are now heading to the United States of America to load oil. (Jin10)
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