11:15 AM - Iran Boarded USS Porter With 60 Commandos -26 Min 240 Marines Rescued All + 22 Boats Sunk

Описание: ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video presents a fictional scenario based on real US Navy destroyer defense capabilities, Marine Corps ship security operations, and Iranian Revolutionary Guard naval tactics. While inspired by actual USS Porter (DDG-78), USS Bataan (LHD-5), MV-22 Osprey operations, and established anti-boarding protocols, this specific incident did not occur. This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only.

On February 2, 2026, Iran executed Operation Warship Capture. 22 boats (12 fishing vessels disguised, 10 fast attack craft) approached USS Porter destroyer in Strait of Hormuz. 60 Revolutionary Guard commandos hidden aboard. At 11:15 AM, boats slammed into Porter's hull. 80+ grappling hooks thrown, rope ladders deployed. 60 commandos boarded destroyer, opened fire. 220 Americans trapped (140 sailors, 80 Marines). Ship contested. Bridge sealed. Reactor protected. But rescue launching.

Timeline:
11:15 AM - 60 commandos board, attack deck crew
11:16 AM - USS Bataan launches 240 Marines + 8 Ospreys + 4 Vipers
11:23 AM - Vipers destroy all 22 Iranian boats
11:27 AM - 240 Marines fast-rope onto Porter
11:35 AM - All 60 commandos killed, ship secured
11:41 AM - 12 F/A-18s strike 6 Iranian bases (26 minutes total)

Results: All 60 Iranian commandos killed. All 22 boats destroyed (10 by Hellfire missiles, 12 by rockets/cannons). 6 Iranian military bases struck with 48 precision bombs. All 220 Americans rescued. USS Porter operational. US casualties: 35 sailors killed, 20 wounded, 25 Marines killed, 30 wounded. 240 Marines retook destroyer in 26 minutes. Never board US warships.

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