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Iranian Vessel Conducts ‘Highly Provocative’ Missile Test Near U.S. Warships


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iranian-vessel-conducts-highly-provocative-missile-test-near-u-s-warshipsBreitbart:

Iran’s launching of a rocket test in close proximity of a U.S. warship has been deemed “highly provocative,” says a U.S. spokesman, who said the regime ship conducted the test while other commercial traffic was close by.

 

The launch was carried out in the Strait of Hormuz, an essential waterway for trade, through which ⅓ of all oil is traded by sea.

 

The test occurred on Saturday as two U.S ships – the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier and the USS Bulkeley destroyer – were in the area, along with a French frigate, said Cmdr. Kyle Raines, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command.

 

Iranian soldiers announced they would be conducting the tests just 23 minutes prior to launch, according to reports. Their ships then fired “several unguided rockets” just 1,500 yards away from the U.S. vessels, the CENTCOM spokesman said.

 

“Firing weapons so close to passing coalition ships and commercial traffic within an internationally recognized maritime traffic lane is unsafe, unprofessional and inconsistent with international maritime law,” said Cmdr. Raines.

 

“U.S. Navy forces are committed to ensuring the safe and free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and throughout the region by maintaining a strong presence,” added Commander Kevin Stephens, a spokesman for the U.S. Fifth Fleet. “While most interactions between Iranian forces and the U.S. Navy are professional, safe and routine, this event was not and runs contrary to efforts to ensure freedom of navigation and maritime safety in the global commons.”

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Don't worry-we have a nuclear treaty with them now...


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