Deployed last week to the Yemeni coast on the pretext of the proximity of a convoy of Iranian cargo ships, whose destination was never known, the USS Theodore Roosevelt and a series of other US warships have begun to leave Yemeni waters, returning to their long-standing position parked off the Iranian coast.
The Pentagon insisted that during the deployment there was no communication with the Iranian cargo ships, and bragged that the Iranian convoy turned away from Yemen before the US warships did.
The move away suggests US ships won’t be engaged any further in the naval blockade of Yemen, though so far they were only confirmed to have carried out a single boarding, of a Panamanian cargo ship they falsely accused of having Iranian weapons on board.
The Iranian cargo convoy remains shrouded in mystery, however, as it never went to Yemen, and no one has ever publicly said where it was actually going. Though the US is trying to present the ships not going to Yemen as some sort of military achievement, it was never more than US conjecture that the ships were headed there anyhow.
"…bragged that the Iranian convoy turned away from Yemen before the US warships did."
Ha ha…you blinked first…I win!!! Friggin' children…
Hey… when was the last time the US military could claim any kind of achievement? This is about as big as a victory as they have had.
Clearly, the Iranians knew the underwater magnetic anomaly off the coast of Yemen hasn't fully formed, so there's no reason to stick around; the US went there just to try and stop the Iranians from making contact with extraterrestrials who are thought to use the anomalies- or 'stargates'- to come to earth and work their shadowy agendas. The US Navy, figuring it was safer to move off as well, cast the whole incident as a 'Mexican standoff' and claiming the Iranians 'blinked'. No doubt both fleets will be back in the area when the Yemen anomaly is more cohesive and measurably active.
Plain as day to anyone who's paying attention to current events.
Right?