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Home›Surface Vessels›Senior Iranian Army Commander Warns US Navy to Keep Ship Out of Gulf
Surface Vessels

January 3, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Senior Iranian Army Commander Warns US Navy to Keep Ship Out of Gulf

A senior Iranian Army commander has warned the U.S. Navy not to move an aircraft carrier which left the Persian Gulf during Iran’s recent military drills (cbsnews) [mappress] Source: CBS News , January 03, 2012; Image: miliblog

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A senior Iranian Army commander has warned the U.S. Navy not to move an aircraft carrier which left the Persian Gulf during Iran’s recent military drills

( cbsnews )

[mappress] Source: CBS News , January 03, 2012; Image: miliblog

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