In yet another desperate and catastrophic ᴀssault, Iran dispatched a full swarm of 52 IRGC fast attack boats to overwhelm the USS Ronald Reagan carrier strike group in the Strait of Hormuz. Loaded with missiles, rockets, and explosives, the vessels raced toward America’s iconic supercarrier in what Tehran hoped would be a decisive blow against U.S. naval power.

The result was total annihilation.

U.S. forces responded with lethal efficiency. Within moments of detecting the incoming swarm, the Ronald Reagan’s air wing of F-35 Lightning II stealth fighters launched alongside AH-1Z Viper helicopters and escort destroyers. Precision Hellfire missiles, naval gunfire, and advanced close-in weapon systems turned the sea into a blazing graveyard. One by one, the Iranian boats were obliterated in spectacular explosions.

In just 31 minutes, all 52 attack boats were completely destroyed. Burning wreckage and oil slicks now cover the waters where the Iranian flotilla once sailed. The USS Ronald Reagan sustained zero damage. No American sailors were injured.

This latest humiliation adds to the mountain of defeats crushing the Iranian regime. Its nuclear sites remain in ruins. Its secret plutonium reactor and 60kg of weapons-grade material were seized by U.S. Rangers. Its IRGC Commander in Chief is in American custody. Over 155 vessels from its naval fleet have already been sunk. Its submarine force was recently wiped out, and repeated missile and drone attacks have all ended in failure.

President Trump’s unbreakable naval blockade continues to strangle Iran’s economy while American forces maintain total dominance over the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the regime’s loud vows to “fight to the bitter end,” every new attack only accelerates its collapse and exposes its military weakness.

The swift destruction of the 52-boat swarm sends a crystal-clear message to Tehran: American naval power is absolute. Any attempt to challenge the U.S. Navy will be met with overwhelming, rapid, and total destruction.

The USS Ronald Reagan and its strike group remain fully mission-capable, projecting unmatched American strength in the Gulf. Iran’s options are disappearing fast. The end of this conflict is approaching — and it is not ending in Tehran’s favor.