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A U.S. aircraft carrier strike group sails into the region. Fighter jets line the deck.
Missile systems locked. Destroyers in formation. Headlines call it escalation. But Tehran calls it… propaganda.
Brigadier General Mohammad Jafar Asadi, Deputy Commander of Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, delivered a calm but pointed message. He said the presence of a U.S. aircraft carrier in the region has “entered the realm of propaganda.” Not a threat. Not a turning point. Not a game changer. Propaganda.
Asadi emphasized something important: Naval vessels — including American
warships — have been traversing the Persian Gulf, the Sea of Oman, and surrounding oceans for many years. In his words, this is routine. Warships move. Fleets deploy. Navies operate globally. So why frame this moment as extraordinary?


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00:14A U.S. aircraft carrier strike group sails into the region.
00:19Fighter jets line the deck, missile systems locked, destroyers in formation.
00:24Headlines call it escalation, but Tehran calls it propaganda.
00:29Brigadier General Mohammad Jafar Asadi, deputy commander of Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central
00:35Headquarters, delivered a calm but pointed message.
00:39He said the presence of a U.S. aircraft carrier in the region has entered the realm of propaganda.
00:45Not a threat, not a turning point, not a game changer.
00:50Propaganda.
00:51Asadi emphasized something important.
00:53Naval vessels, including American warships, have been traversing the Persian Gulf, the
00:59Sea of Oman, and surrounding oceans for many years.
01:03In his words, this is routine.
01:05Warships move.
01:07Fleets deploy.
01:08Navies operate globally.
01:10So why frame this moment as extraordinary?
01:13From Tehran's perspective, it isn't.
01:16By labeling the U.S. deployment as propaganda, Iran is doing three things.
01:22First, minimizing psychological pressure.
01:25Second, projecting confidence to domestic and regional audiences.
01:29Third, denying Washington the narrative of intimidation.
01:33Because aircraft carriers are designed to send a message, they are floating air bases capable
01:39of launching sustained air campaigns.
01:41They represent deterrence and potential force.
01:45But if Iran treats them as routine background noise, the impact of that message weakens.
01:51At the same time, Iran is reinforcing its own narrative of strength.
01:56Military drills continue in the Strait of Hormuz.
01:59Missile systems are showcased.
02:01Drone capabilities highlighted.
02:03Tehran has long argued that modern warfare in the Gulf would not favor large conventional
02:09fleets alone.
02:11The United States increases its military presence amid stalled nuclear diplomacy.
02:16Iran publicly shrugs.
02:19Asadi's words suggest that Tehran does not want to appear cornered, especially at a time
02:24when negotiations and regional alliances remain delicate.
02:28So what are we really watching?
02:30A countdown to conflict or a psychological chess match played across the waters of the gulf?
02:37One side deploys carriers.
02:39The other dismisses them as routine.
02:42Meanwhile, the ships remain in position and the region holds its breath.
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