U.S. military "blown into the air"?

According to the Tasnim agency, the IRGC’s IRGC Public Relations Department stated that its navy, as part of the 91st wave of Operation “Sadek 4,” carried out attacks on military and infrastructure targets of U.S.-Israeli forces in the countries of the southern Persian Gulf.

The statement said that the attacks employed “Kadir” ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as drones.

It added that the “Abraham Lincoln” fleet in the northern Indian Ocean was also targeted with four “Kadir 380” cruise missiles during the operation.

According to the IRGC, in the second wave of the operation, ballistic missiles struck a secret gathering site of U.S. pilots and flight engineers, and reports from the field, along with increased ambulance traffic, indicate a high number of casualties and injuries.

In the next phase of the operation, an attack was carried out on a U.S. “MQ1” drone unit at Ali Salem base.

The IRGC also stated that its naval systems are monitoring traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and that “any enemy movement will be met with a decisive response,” claiming that the current insecurity in this strategically important strait is the result of the “criminal and terrorist aggression of the United States.”