Adam Kredo, Business Insider/The Washington Free Beacon: US official: Iranian warships approach US Navy in the Strait of Hormuz 'on a nearly daily basis'
U.S. naval forces operating in and around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane, are “routinely approached by Iranian warships and aircraft” on a “nearly daily basis,” according to a Pentagon official familiar with operations in the region.
During these interactions between U.S. and Iranian forces, American aircraft and ships are routinely photographed by the Iranians for intelligence purposes, according to the official, who said that most confrontations between the sides are “conducted in a safe and professional manner.”
WNU Editor: These U.S. Navy vessels are about to lose some of their air support .... Navy reducing presence in Persian Gulf (The Hill).
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Maybe to get out of the way of IAF? And not violate the secret side agreement to protect the Iranian nuclear facilities. Maybe.
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