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Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar: Iran & US Just ATTACKED Each Other – FULL-SCALE WAR Next?
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Breaking: US launches major attacks on Iran, targeting southern facilities in Bandar Abbas & Asalouyeh. Analysis reveals the "Apache incident" was likely a pre-planned pretense for escalation. Iran has declared the Strait of Hormuz fully closed to all traffic, signaling a massive geopolitical shift.
Experts argue this is not a negotiation tactic but the execution of a long-prepared military strategy involving potential naval raids on Qeshm and Kharg islands. The goal? Seize uranium assets to claim victory while avoiding full-scale invasion. With CENTCOM denying ship strikes and Trump claiming fake diplomatic contacts, the alliance between the US and Israel appears to be fracturing. Expect exponential escalation as regional bases in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait become primary targets. The genie is out of the bottle—there is no going back. #Iran #USMilitary #Geopolitics #StraitOfHormuz
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