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"Two U.S. carrier strike groups enter the Strait of Hormuz.

But this time — they are not alone.

Iran, Russia, and China have moved together into the same waters.
Not symbolically. Not rhetorically. But operationally.

Iran’s layered sea denial strategy.
Russian electronic warfare refined through real combat.
China’s Type 055 destroyer carrying hypersonic capability.
Real-time targeting integration that changes the battlefield equation.

This isn’t about how many ships entered the Strait.

It’s about what changed in the invisible domain — targeting, surveillance, electronic warfare, and escalation cost.

For the first time, Iran may not be fighting blind.
And for the first time, Washington’s response calculus is structurally different.

The Strait of Hormuz is only 21 miles wide.

The question is:
Does naval power still mean what it used to?

Watch to the end.

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This content is a fictional scenario created for educational, analytical, and storytelling purposes only.
The events, timelines, characters, military actions, and outcomes described in this article do not represent real historical events and should not be interpreted as factual reporting, intelligence information, or official military records."

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