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Following Iran's September 5 missile attack, reports indicate the relocation of U.S. aircraft carriers to more distant areas of the Arabian Sea; a development that comes simultaneously with the country's armed forces warning regarding the absence of a U.S. military presence in the Persian Gulf.
Young Journalists Club - According to a report by the security website Asia, U.S. aircraft carriers USS George Washington and USS George Bush, citing satellite imagery, have left their previous positions near the Sea of Oman following the September 5 missile attack and have been relocated to more distant areas of the Arabian Sea. This relocation is linked to Washington's concerns over Iran's missile capabilities, including the "Qasem Basir" ballistic missile with a declared range of 1,200 kilometers. Moving the warships further away could also increase support costs, aerial refueling expenses, and U.S. flight paths.
Meanwhile, Major General Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Country, pointing to the country's naval and missile capabilities, emphasized that Iran's armed forces will not allow U.S. military vessels to enter the Persian Gulf. He considered the return of the country's military personnel to the Persian Gulf to be Iran's red line.
Source: Young Journalists Club
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