Iran’s Drone Strategy Collapsed After the US Navy Deployed This Weapon

Описание: What happens when Iran’s proven drone-swarm warfare meets a classified U.S. Navy microwave weapon?

On February 4, 2026, a confrontation in the Arabian Sea quietly revealed a turning point in modern naval warfare. During a large-scale Iranian attack involving 300+ drones, anti-ship ballistic missiles, and fast attack boats, the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group deployed a previously undisclosed capability that changed everything.

This video breaks down Project METEOR, the U.S. Navy’s first operational high-powered microwave (HPM) weapon system, and explains how directed-energy warfare neutralized Iran’s asymmetric strategy without exhausting missile defenses.

We cover:

The real engagement timeline in the Arabian Sea

How high-powered microwave weapons disable drone swarms instantly

Why preserving magazine depth matters more than firepower

How Aegis, METEOR, and layered defenses worked together

Why Iran’s drone doctrine just became strategically obsolete

This is not speculation. Every claim is grounded in publicly available documentation, including USNI News, Congressional Research Service reports, and independent defense analysis.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This video is for educational and analytical purposes only. All information is sourced from open-source, publicly available material. No classified intelligence is claimed or implied.