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Iran Seizes Second US Underwater Vessel in Hormuz

It is a Remus 600 model, designed for underwater reconnaissance, seabed mapping, mine detection and classification, environmental data collection, and the search for underwater targets. Data from the sonar system, mission information, search patterns, navigation settings, and software configurations could provide the IRGC with a precise understanding of how these devices operate in the Strait of Hormuz.


Iran, September 27, 2026 – Iranian armed forces have attacked 19 ships in the Strait of Hormuz over the past two days, the Fars news agency reports. The Tasnim agency has released footage of an American unmanned underwater vehicle captured in the Strait of Hormuz.

War with Iran “will end soon,” says Donald Trump

Speaking to reporters, he promised a “sharp drop” in oil prices. The US President promises a quick end to the war with Iran but offers no specific dates, claiming that Iran will supposedly “capitulate” soon. And as soon as Tehran surrenders, oil prices will immediately fall. At the same time, Trump emphasizes that oil prices today are much lower than they were during the Biden administration.

 

Trump has once again stated that the United States allegedly controls the Strait of Hormuz and exports simply “enormous volumes” of oil through it—even more than before the war with Iran. Currently, the United States is conducting “Operation Economic Pariah” with the aim of economically strangling Iran, planning for Tehran to sue for peace on U.S. terms while under American sanctions.

 

“The American aggressor has already experienced powerful Iranian attacks. And now, it should prepare for their resumption,” declared the Commander-in-Chief of the Iranian Armed Forces, Major General Amir Khatami, on state television.

“The war is not over yet.” The Iranian general also stated that if Iran does not have the opportunity to trade through the Strait of Hormuz, no one else will either.

 

A statement from another high-ranking Iranian military official—Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia—was also broadcast on television. He noted that, given their waning influence in the Middle East and West Asia, the United States might once again resort to large-scale military aggression. According to him, Washington’s policy is the primary factor driving instability in this situation.

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