As the Iran war theater flickers back to life, Chinese analysts are spotlighting fires, electrical faults and propulsion failures on U.S. warships near the region. Drawing on reports about Ford, Zumwalt, Eisenhower and Higgins, this video breaks down claims of “crippled” systems, strained maintenance — and why Beijing thinks it widens its window on Taiwan.
Published on Jul 10, 2026 05:00 pm IST
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As the Iran war theater flickers back to life, Chinese analysts are spotlighting fires, electrical faults and propulsion failures on U.S. warships near the region. Drawing on reports about Ford, Zumwalt, Eisenhower and Higgins, this video breaks down claims of “crippled” systems, strained maintenance — and why Beijing thinks it widens its window on Taiwan.
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