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A retired American colonel McGregor: Our aircraft carrier made a sharp and violent maneuver for fear of a Yemeni missile, to the extent that an F-18 fighter belonging to the military fell into the sea. If our situation with the Yemenis is like this, what will we do in... show more

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Jirma Ali Molu8 months ago

It will dive deep to evade Iran's missiles 🤣

Sam8 months ago

If US carriers dodge Yemeni missiles and lose jets, what happens vs Iran? This exposes the myth of total US control. Escalation isn’t strength—it’s risk. Washington keeps pushing wars it can’t fully control, and soldiers pay the price.

Omar8 months ago

According to the US Navy, this is how they lost 3 F-18's 1. "Fell" off the aircraft carrier while making a sharp turn 2. Accidentially shot down, thinking it was a Yemeni Missile 3. Failed to catch on the carrier arrest cable and went off the boat. Sources suspect a coverup.

Truth Matters8 months ago

Houthis are just the beginning. Greater humiliation is coming for the children of Lucifer who roam the world sowing chaos, destruction, and bloodshed.

MS8 months ago

It’ll be infinitely worse

janus kinase8 months ago

did you see that video of the houthi that sunk a ship with an rpg from like many miles away?

Austin Steinbart7 months ago

👀‼️

EyeOfTheKing 🔱8 months ago

The dude has been pushing russian propaganda nonstop for years; he has no credablity

Alex8 months ago

Is this the same guy that repeatedly predicted that the Ukraine war would be over in the next few days in 2022?

Fahad Khan8 months ago

iran thinks of these war ships as soft targets n can take out these ships with ease what the iranians really r focusing on are enemies targets inside mainland USA this time as in if bomb iranian land your land gets bombed by iran as well that n ofcourse iran will anhilate israel.

Voices of Ambazonia8 months ago

You will enjoy your meal.

Americanaught8 months ago

Clearly uninformed about what is coming

Robsta8 months ago

What a ridiculous story. Macgregor lives in his own fantasy land.

zbigniew POLAK8 months ago

👍👍👍🇵🇱🇵🇱👏

Stephen Feher8 months ago

Naturally this information, if true, will not see daylight in mainstream, that is Lame Stream News.

I hope it's a blessing8 months ago

kings will change history has recorded it then America will END in time

Lil Mary Kim J Blige8 months ago

HELL YEAH YEMEN!!!!!!! Small but Mighty!!!! They got them shook out there. Them boys shittin on themselves 💪🏾💪🏾🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪

WPaCoyote8 months ago

Stupid post. Houthis = Iran Iran supplies them with every weapon they have. Including missiles. Then they train them them . Supply intelligence. Even have people in Yemen helping them. Do not be the least surprised if it turns out many if those missiles from Yemen are from launchers completely manned and operated by Iranians Gives them deniability. Means Houthis officers get killed in retaliatory attacks. Not Iranian generals. If we handled the Houthis attacks it’s the same as Iranian.

francis david fitzgerald8 months ago

It is not clear how a naval commander can think that an aircraft carrier that travels at 40 knots is going to out manuever a modern incoming missile at mach 6.

Rokeya Akter8 months ago

It’s also my questions

Lance Olsonp8 months ago

He is mentally disturbed as reflected by his comments.

Antonio Falconieri8 months ago

The Houthis have Iranian weapons. He’s a clown at this point

Muhammed Lawal8 months ago

America we dont need war

Baron Von Cramm8 months ago

Sink

The Watchmaker8 months ago

lol

Iddrisu Muftawu8 months ago

Good question

DogAndLampost8 months ago

@grok is this true

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