Strategi Armada Nyamuk Iran di Hormuz Dinilai Sulit Dilacak dan Merepotkan Militer Laut AS

Download the TribunX news app on the Play Store or App Store for a new experience. TRIBUN-VIDEO.COM - Although United States President Donald Trump claims that his country has weakened Iran's naval power, Iran is said to still be capable of disrupting activity in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global oil distribution route. Several experts believe that Iran's strength lies not only in its conventional fleet. Rather, it relies on an unconventional strategy known as the "mosquito fleet." This fleet consists of thousands of small, high-speed boats equipped with drone support and coastal missiles. This group or swarm attack pattern is considered effective in creating disruption, even after Iran's conventional military infrastructure has been damaged. The concept of the mosquito fleet refers to the use of small, fast-moving boats, overwhelming the enemy and making them difficult to detect. These boats are capable of high speeds and are equipped with weapons such as machine guns, rockets, anti-ship missiles, and mine-laying devices. A former Pentagon official, Alex Plitsas, explained that the term was used because the boats are small but still capable of attacking and causing disruption. He believes that, despite their limited size, these vessels still possess significant striking power. (Tribun-Video.com) This article was published on Tribunnews.com with the title "Iran's Mosquito Fleet Confuses US Navy in Hormuz: Thousands of Fast Attack Crafts Difficult to Track," https://www.tribunnews.com/internasio.... Author: Hasiolan Eko P Gultom Program: Tribunnews Update Host: Thalia Iza Video Editor: Okwida Kris Imawan Indra Cahaya Uploader: Okwida Kris Imawan Indra Cahaya