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Tensions in the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean are rapidly escalating as Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claims multiple attacks on vessels and U.S.-linked assets amid a broader conflict involving the United States and Israel. Iran says it has targeted ships supplying U.S. naval forces and logistical support vessels — including a combat support ship carrying ammunition — using drones and missiles in the Indian Ocean and Gulf region as part of its latest retaliation phase.

Tehran also alleges strikes on U.S. bases and naval support infrastructure in Kuwait and the UAE, and Iranian state media has asserted that targets linked to American forces have been hit across several Gulf states.

While the U.S. military denies some specific claims, including hits on major naval assets like the USS Abraham Lincoln, exchanges of fire and strikes on U.S. installations in Bahrain, Qatar, and the UAE have been widely reported amid the wider regional confrontation.

Commercial shipping around strategic waterways such as the Strait of Hormuz is also being affected, with vessels facing attacks or heightened risk due to ongoing hostilities and warnings from naval commands.

This video explains what’s happening on the ground and at sea, why the IRGC’s claims matter, and how this volatile military escalation could affect global trade routes and international security.

Disclaimer: This description reflects current reporting by multiple news outlets on a developing situation and does not constitute military or strategic advice.