Iran Attack Tactics On US Military : Explained

How does a smaller regional power take on the world's largest navy, with its massive aircraft carriers and advanced destroyers? Iran’s strategy isn’t to face the US head‑on; it relies on asymmetric warfare. For example, two civilian ships sailing near an aircraft carrier appear normal until a shipping container door opens and a Soviet‑era P‑15 anti‑ship missile launches. The missile is immediately followed by a swarm of low‑flying drones, fast attack boats, and small midget submarines that can launch torpedoes simultaneously. In quick succession, these weapons can penetrate the carrier strike group’s defense system and inflict damage sufficient to make the waters too dangerous for U.S. operations, even if the carrier isn’t sunk. The video outlines four key tactics Iran would likely use.