Iran to Sink U.S Warships, Missiles LOCKED AND LOADED? IRGC’s Final Warning to Trump | US Iran War

Added: 2026-05-10

[00:00:19]A top Iranian general just posted four words that stopped the world. Awaiting the order to fire. That's the commander of Iran's entire aerospace force speaking publicly saying his missiles and drones are already locked onto American targets in the Persian Gulf right now. So what exactly is going on and should you be worried? Let's break it down. The man behind this statement is Brigadier General Sed Majid Mousavi, the commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, Iran's most powerful military branch. He didn't say this behind closed doors. He posted it on social media Saturday evening for the entire world to see. His exact words, "The missiles and aerospace drones are locked on the enemy and we are waiting for the firing order." So, what brought us here? Here's the situation on the ground. The US launched what it called Operation Epic Fury back in late February, a 39-day bombing campaign targeting Iranian military and infrastructure sites. A ceasefire followed, but it's been shaky at best. Right now, the US is running a naval blockade of Iranian ports. Just this past week, US Central Command disabled two Iranian oil tankers before they could reach Iranian waters. And in response, the IRGC Navy has warned publicly that any further attacks on Iranian tankers will result in a quote a heavy attack on one of the American centers in the region. Meanwhile, Iran's internet has been blacked out for 11 straight weeks. Bahrain just arrested 41 people allegedly linked to the IRGC and foreign fighters from Iraq are reportedly patrolling the streets of Tehran. The Straight of Hormuz, the narrow waterway through which roughly 20% of the world's oil passes, is at the center of all of this. Iran has essentially said, "These are our waters, and we decide who passes." Here's the part that rarely makes the headlines.

[00:02:32]Diplomacy is technically alive.

[00:02:34]Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Qatar's Prime Minister on Saturday. Iran says it will respond to a US peace proposal, quote, at the appropriate time. Trump himself said, "We'll see what happens." But at the same time, retired military analysts are already publicly mapping out what a renewed conflict looks like. ballistic missiles, fast attack boats, command networks, IRGC infrastructure. One analyst noted Iran still has roughly 400 fast attack boats in the Straight of Hormuz. Another pointed out the US may wait another 3 to 6 weeks before deciding whether to escalate beyond the blockade. This is a war on pause with fingers on triggers on both sides. A general with real power, real weapons, and a history of watching his colleagues die in air strikes, just told the world his forces are locked and loaded. Negotiations are limping forward. The blockade is tightening, and the straight of Hormuz, one of the most critical choke points on the planet, is sitting at the center of all of this.

[00:03:44]The next 24 to 72 hours matter enormously.

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