A Sambo Latino Houston Cop said She “Hates NGHRS" and 'Loves Using Authority to Practice Racism [for her masters].' Will the White Liberal DA Exonerate the NGHRS She Arrested and Helped to Convict?

DISFLUENT, STUPID COP WAS PROBABLY A DEI HIRE. From [HERE] A sambo Latino officer with the Houston Police Department has been relieved of her duties after bragging about using the N-Word in a now-viral video, according to a report.

The cop, named in various reports as Officer Ashley Gonzalez, also boasted in the clip about an incident in which she beat up a Black person.

An investigation into the video has been launched, and Gonzalez has been relieved of her duties, sources from the department told KPRC-TV.

The clip, which shows Gonzalez ranting to the camera while sitting in her car, has been widely condemned by members of the local community.

“The amount of times that I will always and forever say that I f*****g hate [racial slur],” the former cop says.“‘Oh, we were slaves,’” she added in a mocking voice. “I don’t give a f***, [racial slur], like for a f*****g reason you guys were f*****g slaves.”

The woman went on to say that she “whooped the f*** out of that [racial slur’s] a**,” recounting an alleged incident involving the unnamed man and her purse.

“Y’all don’t know how good it felt to say [racial slur] out loud,” she said. “Oh my God, I felt like I was back in the Marine Corps, [racial slur].”

The police officer goes on to say that she grabbed a man by the neck while hurling the racial slur at him.

“I felt like the world just stopped, like, it was just peace,” she added, before uttering the slur several more times.

Sources from the HPD told KHOU 11 that Gonzalez graduated from the police academy in January 2024. The channel also confirmed that Gonzalez has served four years with the USMC.

Records from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement obtained by Fox 26 stated that Gonzalez had spent eight hours completing a “cultural diversity course.”

Gonzalez also spent three hours working on an “implicit bias in social justice” course.

Community activist Dr. Candice Matthews told KHOU 11 that the language used in the video caused “discord between the community and law enforcement.”

“And that’s not what we want,” she said. “In fact, it also caused a discord between Hispanics and African Americans.”

Matthews added that her team is urging anyone who has had contact with Gonzalez to come forward and that they are investigating possible civil rights violations.

According to the HPOU, the HPD “prides itself as being the most diverse police department in the nation.” [MORE]

Despite Constitution, Liberals Arrest/Kill Blacks who They Think Carry Guns: OH Cops who Attacked Unarmed Black Man Had No Reason to Believe He Had a Gun Other than being Black and Driving an Impala

From [HERE] The same Ohio cops captured on video earlier this month forcing a Black man out of his car after pulling him over for not using a turn signal were involved in a separate incident with another Black person that resulted in a $27,500 settlement in January.

The latest video shows Dayton police officers Riley Brown and Elyzabeth McDonald forcing a 20-year-old Black man out of his car after he pulled into his own home without using a turn signal on April 1.

According to the arrest report, the cops pulled Jeffrey Johnson Jr. out of the car after demanding to know if he had any guns in the car but rather than answer them, he attempted to call his mother. But the arrest report provides no explanation as to why they even suspected he may have had a gun in the car, other than being a Black man driving a Chevy Impala.

In fact, they provided no explanation as to why they even decided to follow him in the first place, other than to “ascertain a license plate” – which is basically fishing for a reason to pull him over.

The cops continued following Johnson until he pulled into his driveway without using a turn signal, which was when they pulled him over.

They then claim in their report that they smelled weed coming from the car but they evidently did not find any weed or guns because all they charged him with was obstruction, resisting arrest, driving without a license and not using a turn signal.

Johnson’s female passenger recorded the video and posted it to TikTok with the following description, where it has been viewed more than 734,000 times as of this writing, accusing McDonald of snatching the phone from Johnson and throwing it on the floor of the car.

She also said they have a history of being harassed by the same cops.

“We have had 4 encounters with these officers and have became a target these are the only officers we ever have bad experiences with and something needs to be done before it’s to late no one cares about situations like this until someone is dead,” she wrote in the description of the video. [MORE]

Contrary to The Dependent Media’s Propaganda, Data Shows Iran Has Successfully Transported at Least 10.7 Million Barrels of Crude Oil through the Strait of Hormuz

From [HERE] and [HERE] The reported transit of at least 34 Iran-linked vessels through the Strait of Hormuz despite a declared U.S. naval blockade immediately reframes the operational credibility of maritime interdiction as a coercive geopolitical tool under conditions of contested enforcement.

The movement of approximately 10.7 million barrels of crude oil—valued at around US$910 million (RM3.46 billion)—within days of the blockade’s initiation demonstrates that Iran retains a functional export pipeline even under direct U.S. naval pressure.

Statements by U.S. leadership describing “total control” of the chokepoint stand in measurable tension with commercial maritime intelligence data, creating a credibility gap that carries both operational and strategic consequences for deterrence signaling.

The divergence between independent tracking analytics and official military claims introduces uncertainty into assessments of blockade effectiveness, complicating escalation management in a region where miscalculation risks rapid kinetic spillover.

This evolving dynamic unfolds against the backdrop of a fragile ceasefire environment, where economic warfare measures intersect with military posturing, amplifying the risk of unintended escalation in one of the world’s most critical energy corridors.

The ability of Iran-linked vessels to continue transiting the Gulf despite heightened enforcement pressure highlights the enduring resilience of asymmetric maritime logistics networks developed over decades of sanctions exposure.

The operational tempo observed since April 13, 2026, suggests that enforcement actions, while disruptive, have not achieved a level of saturation required to fully interdict tanker traffic in a high-density commercial shipping environment.

The persistence of these transits indicates that Iran’s maritime export architecture is sufficiently distributed and redundant to absorb interdiction pressure without systemic collapse, thereby sustaining both economic throughput and strategic leverage in ongoing negotiations.

This leakage dynamic also forces U.S. naval planners to confront escalating resource demands, as maintaining credible interdiction across multiple vectors requires expanded surveillance, boarding operations, and force projection assets over an extended operational timeline.

Consequently, the emerging pattern reflects a shift from decisive blockade enforcement toward a protracted contest of attrition in which both sides test endurance thresholds across military, economic, and geopolitical domains. [MORE]

TrumpStein and Massa Media Pause Their ‘Oil First’ Agenda To Perform False Flag: Data Shows Searches for “Cole Thomas” in “Israel” Before “the Shooting.” Instant Bio/Crime Confession Diary Forthcoming

No Rational Reason to Presume Liars are Telling the Truth. From [HERE] and [HERE] Authorities identified the suspect as Cole Tomas Allen, 31, from Torrance, California, a Los Angeles suburb.

According to public records and materials reviewed by CNN, Allen worked as a teacher and video game developer and is a graduate of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), where he studied engineering.

Carroll said Allen is believed to have been a guest at the Washington Hilton. FBI agents assembled overnight outside a property linked to Allen in Torrance, with police tape cordoning off part of the street. Police secured his hotel room and are examining its contents.

Allen faces two charges. The first is using a firearm during a crime of violence, and the second is assault on a federal officer using a dangerous weapon, according to US Attorney Jeanine Pirro. Additional charges may follow.

He is set to be arraigned in federal court on Monday. According to initial reports, no motive has been established, with Trump describing him as a "lone wolf" who appeared to be "sick". 

An image circulating widely on social media purportedly shows Allen wearing an "Israel Defense Forces" (IDF) shirt. Al Mayadeen English has not been able to independently verify the image's authenticity.

Google Trends data shows Israeli searches for Allen's name spiked to 49 in late January, four months before the White House Correspondents' DINNER

What is verifiable, though, is that Google Trends data shows a sharp spike in searches for Allen's name in "Israel" over three months before the shooting, then no interest at all for weeks. The trend was circulated on social media and then independently verified by Al Mayadeen English.

A second surge in Israeli searches for his name occurred on the night of April 25–26, appearing to begin before the attack took place.

Google Trends data shows Israeli search interest in Allen surging on the night of April 25–26, with spikes appearing before the attack had taken ..

Call Drops as Fox Reporter Insinuates that False Flaggotry May be Afoot in DC

On a Daily Basis Trumpstein and Massa Media Create Reality: Making American Psheeple Believe ’the US is Dominating Iran’ as Its White Empire and System for Protecting Gulf Monarchies Collapses

From [HERE] . . . None of these commentators acknowledge what is likely the strongest blow that Iran has landed against the US. The Islamic Republic has undermined what’s called the petrodollar regime, a system in which the US promises to militarily protect the Gulf monarchies in exchange for these states putting money they earn from oil sales into US assets—most notably Treasury bonds. The arrangement, which has been in place since 1974, subsidizes US borrowing costs and keeps the US dollar as the de facto global reserve currency.

Bloomberg (4/6/26) reports that the war on Iran “broke the petrodollar,” because the conflict is “categorically different” from other political, military and economic crises of the post-1974 period:

Gulf producers can’t get their oil out. The Strait of Hormuz closure has stranded their barrels along with everyone else’s.

Gulf states including Kuwait, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the UAE collectively cut production by at least 10 million barrels per day in March. Saudi Arabia and the UAE can export reduced volumes through alternative pipelines. But those routes handle only about a quarter of normal Strait throughput at full capacity, and they are under active Iranian drone and missile threat. Qatar declared force majeure on exports of liquified natural gas after strikes on its Ras Laffan facility.

Thus, Iran has shown that it can hinder, and possibly destroy, a central plank in the architecture of the US empire. Stephens, Thiessen and the editorial boards of the Journal and the Post appear to be deluding themselves about the gravity of this development. Iran has successfully resisted subjugation, largely by jeopardizing a key instrument of US global hegemony, but these authors have gone on writing as if Washington were in a position to force Iran to surrender to its diktats.

These observers traffic in illusions about a virtually omnipotent US that can indefinitely control the world through force of arms, consequence-free. Op-ed writing is supposed to be persuasive. In that regard, these authors have failed spectacularly. [MORE]

No Matter How Many Liberals Black People Elect, the NYPD Continues to Racially and Spacially Profile Them: 2 White Cops Brutally Beat and Target the Wrong Man During Another "Which [NGHR] Hunt" in NYC

A Black man was brutally beaten by white cops in a case of mistaken identity inside a Brooklyn liquor store, leading to an internal investigation by the NYPD.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani called the actions of the officers “extremely disturbing and unacceptable” in a social media post on Wednesday.

Officials said the officers were undercover to investigate complaints of drug sales in the Cobble Hill neighborhood, right across the street from the liquor store.

One of the cops “successfully purchased crack cocaine” on the street and arrested the suspect, according to the NYPD. Then the officers saw a man “who matched the description” of the dealer’s associate: “wearing a white shirt and green shorts,” an NYPD spokesperson said.

Following the violent arrest, investigators found that the man had no connection to the drug sale or the dealer, according to the NYPD. He was charged with resisting arrest and received an appearance ticket.

Racist suspect NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said both officers were placed on modified duty and had their guns and shields removed. [MORE]

DATA FROM THE COURT MONITORING PROJECT DEMONSTRATE THAT THE NYPD TARGETS BLACKS AND LATINOS: AS BLACKS/LATINOS MAKE UP 90% OF ALL NYPD ARRESTS, MOSTLY FOR VICTIMLESS CRIMES. NYC, A CITY CONTROLLED BY ELITE WHITE LIBERALS IS ONE OF THE WEALTHIEST AND LEAST EQUAL PLACES IN THE COUNTRY [MORE] ENJOY YOUR ILLUSIONS AND GET OUT THE VOTE!

According to FUNKTIONARY:

Which-Nigger – any native Black American who is routinely racially and spatially profiled for arrest as a likely target-suspect. A “Which Nigger” is never guilty by association—but guilty by simply being—a Black man in the wrong place at the wrong time near any alleged or actual crime, waiting for the “justice” railroad (oncoming train) and unaffordable legal representation thereby leaving him with a public defender that will ensure he will be afforded some extra time in prison.

Which-hunt – a code-word in racist white supremacist police force parlance meaning “let’s hunt down which nigger did it.”

The GOINTELBRO Reps in the Congressional Black Caucus Support the Reauthorization of FISA Section 702, which Allows Warrantless Surveillance Similarly Used to Surveil Blacks and Kill Their Leaders

ACCORDING TO FUNKTIONARY:

GOINTELBRO – Government Operative Incognegro Notifying The Enforcers Liberating Blackamerica’s Racist Oppressors. A Gointel-bro is a sorry-ass sophisticated hanky-head, coin-operated, Sam-Bohican, Snigger on the payrolls of the F.B.I. (or any other alphabet threat agency) as an undercover informant to foment divisiveness in Blackamerica’s ongoing centuries-long struggle for socioeconomic advancement as a people. Sniggers are equal in intent, and bound by the same flaw—covertly soul-selling out the potential self-determination of his people for the sake of his Massa’s overtly racist, statist or fascist law. (See: Snigger, COINTELPRO, Sambo, Black Flask Brigade, BOHICAN & Coin-Operated)

This week, the Congressional Black Caucus will quietly support an effort to reauthorize surveillance powers that were used to spy on Black Lives Matter activists in 2020, the Prospect has learned. According to multiple congressional sources who spoke on the condition of anonymity, CBC support for the reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) comes after Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY), the powerful ranking member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, successfully lobbied CBC leadership to stand down on reforming the vast intelligence authority.

Section 702 grants U.S. intelligence agencies the authority to collect communications data on foreign intelligence targets abroad. In practice, however, it has allowed those agencies to amass troves of data on American citizens. The National Security Agency (NSA) is one of many FISA authorities with warrantless access to Americans’ communications data, which the agency has been known to purchase from U.S.-based companies.

Privacy advocates like the Brennan Center for Justice contend that the intelligence community’s efforts to reduce the number of U.S. person queries completed under Section 702 only reflect known searches, as the FBI has “neither tracked nor audited these queries as required by law.”

According to The New York Times, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) greenlit the 702 program’s annual recertification in a classified ruling last month. The decision permits FISA authorities to collect communications data through March 2027, regardless of whether Congress extends the statute underpinning Section 702, which is set to expire on April 20. [MORE]

Make-Believe: According to FAIR there are Less than 5 American Reporters in Iran. If so, Massa Media Does Not Verify Most of Trump’s Claims and Merely Parrots Gov Propaganda to the Public

From [FAIR]A New York Times spokesperson issued a statement on X (3/31/26) in response to a FAIR article, “NYT Covers Iran War With No Reporters in Iran” (3/30/26). The Times‘ Nicole Taylor wrote:

This is a false portrayal of our work. We have repeatedly called on Israel to lift restrictions for journalists in Gaza, and we want to be able to send reporters into Iran safely, without restrictions, as well as to be able to work closely with local journalists without risking their security. Restricted access allows disinformation and propaganda to thrive, making our deliberate, fact-based reporting on the war even more essential.

Taylor claimed that FAIR’s article was a “false portrayal” of the Times’ work, but she failed to directly challenge any of the article’s claims.

First, FAIR never claimed that the Times didn’t call on Israel to “lift restrictions for journalists in Gaza.” Indeed, the paper did so in late July 2025, along with multiple other news organizations (New York Times, 7/27/25, 7/27/25).

Rather, FAIR criticized the Times’ decision to cover the Iran War without any reporters on the ground in Iran. We pointed out that multiple Times employees are reporting from and currently living in Israel, providing up-close and personal coverage of that country, in sharp contrast to its long-distance coverage of Iran.

Can the Times send reporters “safely” to Iran? As FAIR pointed out, CNN reporter Frederik Pleitgen—the only reporter for a US outlet to be granted a visa from Iran—recounts having no major issues reporting there (Guardian, 3/14/26). Other foreign journalists, like Canada-based Dimitri Lascaris and Reuters‘ Ahmed Jadallah, have also reported from Iran in recent weeks. [MORE]

The Iranian media battle

From [HERE] Many articles have been dedicated by Western mainstream media to the Iranian successful communication campaign launched during this war, and especially to the Lego videos that are going viral on the web.

The scale of this phenomenon is more significant than it appears at first glance, because this operation undermines one of the most strenuous and fruitful efforts undertaken by the United States since it adopted an aggressive imperialist foreign policy on the international stage.

This is why almost all Western articles, after expressing lukewarm appreciation for the quality of the videos, invariably go on to try to denigrate them—insinuating possible affiliations of the creators with the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps, or attempting to debunk their content ("the great Persian empire has nothing to do with the repressive, fanatical and religious obscurantism of the Iranian theocracy," reads an editorial published by a major Italian newspaper. The BBC takes care to point out that the videos would be “littered with factual inaccuracies”).

The problem is that all these attempts to contain the success of the Iranian operation fall flat, because they ignore—and this in itself is a significant fact—that the audience to which Iranian communication primarily addresses is not the same audience that reads BBC or Washington Post articles. It is a younger audience, one that has not yet absorbed decades of Western propaganda and is therefore still relatively open to different points of view. Unsurprisingly, this is the audience that, according to a recent survey from Pew Research Center, is showing an increasing hostility towards the blatant violations of every civil and moral law committed by "Israel", particularly in the last two and a half years.

On March 26, Forbes recorded 145 million views and tens of thousands of shares of the Lego videos produced by the Iranian enterprise Explosive Media.[MORE]

Ships leave Iranian ports in Persian Gulf despite US ‘naval blockade’

From [HERE] At least two ships sailing from Iranian ports crossed the Strait of Hormuz despite a blockade threat by the US military, maritime tracking reports have indicated.

The ships were among at least four Iran-linked vessels that used the route after Washington's threat, according to maritime data provider Kpler.

The Liberia-flagged bulk carrier Christianna crossed after unloading 74,000 tons of corn at the Iranian port of Bandar Imam Khomeini, passing Iran's Larak Island in the strait around 1600 GMT on April 13, Kpler data showed.

A second ship, the Comoros-flagged tanker Elpis, was near Larak Island around 1100 GMT and cleared the strait about 1600 GMT. It was loaded with 31,000 tons of methanol, having left the Iranian port of Bushehr on March 31, Kpler data showed.

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) had threatened the blockade would target "vessels of all nations entering or departing Iranian ports and coastal areas". [MORE]

'Israel' attacks civilians to hide its embarrassing military failures and out of pure sadism

From [HERE] Proving itself incapable of winning on any front, despite such vast power imbalances, the Zionist regime has developed various collective punishment doctrines over the years. This time, after getting battered by Iranian missiles and failing to achieve any strategic goal, it takes out its frustration on Lebanon and Gaza.

When the US-Israeli alliance launched its war of aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran on February 28, the Zionist regime’s Premier Benjamin Netanyahu openly gloated about getting what he had wanted for over 40 years. However, the moment he had been pushing for decades to reach failed to render the results the Israeli leader had hoped for.

US President Donald Trump, having initially agreed to Iran’s 10-point plan, before later backtracking, decided to announce a two-week cessation of hostilities with Iran. Within hours, having freed up its Air Force that had been bogged down in Iran attack operations, the Israelis were already targeting civilians across Lebanon, including bombing an ambulance in Tyre, south Lebanon. 

Hours after that came the horrifying Beirut massacre, during which the Israelis carried out over 100 airstrikes in 10 minutes, demolishing dozens of civilian buildings without any notice. The result was the mass slaughter of more than 300 people, with an additional 1,200 left injured across the country in less than a day.

This was evidently no accident; the Israeli leadership had been claiming throughout the 15-month Lebanon ceasefire - which they violated over 15,400 times according to UNIFIL - that Hezbollah had been defeated, that it posed no threat to the northern settlements and would easily be dealt with. In early March, the Israeli victory narrative collapsed completely. [MORE]

Electing Liberals for Decades in St Louis Hasn’t Stopped Police from Murdering Blacks: Video Shows a Cop Shoot Emeshyon Wilkins in the Back of the Head as he Fled, Contrary to Cop Self Defense Claims

From [HERE] Body camera video released Monday shows a white St. Louis police officer fatally shooting a Black 17-year-old in the back of the head as he fled, contradicting an earlier police statement that the teen pointed a gun at officers.

Al Watkins, an attorney for the family of Emeshyon Wilkins, obtained the video as part of the discovery process in a federal lawsuit against the police department. Watkins said his office tried and failed to get the video through a records request.

“They fought that video issue for over a year,” Watkins told The Associated Press. “We had to file a federal lawsuit to get it. That’s not transparent. That’s not integrity. Indeed, it’s irresponsible.”

Wilkins was shot and killed in June 2024, just two weeks after he turned 17. He had no prior criminal history, Watkins said. Wilkins was Black.

Police said it all started when detectives attempted to stop an SUV that was reported stolen. Police said there was a brief pursuit; Watkins described it as a slow-speed chase. He said the SUV was only going around 10 mph.

The pursuit ended with Wilkins fleeing the vehicle on foot, with two officers in pursuit. One officer held a taser; another a firearm, the suit says.

The video shows the officer armed with a gun yelling at the teen to get on the ground as he raises the firearm. The officer can be heard telling the teen to drop a gun. The teen keeps running, and then the officer fires.

One of the four bullets struck the teen in the back of the head, killing him, the suit says. In the teen's pocket was a firearm, but it was disassembled, in multiple pieces, and incapable of being fired, the suit says.

The video didn't show the teen holding the firearm in his hand or pointing it at the officer.

“There was no threat to the public, and you look at the video, and there were no furtive movements,” Watkins said.

Police acknowledged Monday, following the release of the video, that “information provided by a third-party to investigators in the immediate aftermath of the incident was not consistent with the actual events or what was initially shared with the community.”

Liberals Have Dominated St. Louis Politics for decades. 2nd class citizenship remains

80% of Americans Find the Justice System Unfair, according to a new survey

From [HERE] Most Americans continue to be deeply skeptical about the fairness of the justice system, according to a recent survey by Equal Justice Works, a nonprofit organization focusing on careers in public service for lawyers.

According to the survey’s results, which were released Tuesday, 79% of Americans think that the justice system is unfair. Only 50% think that they would receive fair treatment from the system themselves, while just 32% think that it is fair to people without legal representation.

Drilling down into certain demographics, the survey’s results also show that more than 60% think that income affects fairness in the justice system. Nearly half think that race affects fairness in the system.

“When most Americans believe securing justice depends on income and race, we have to be concerned that there’s a significant confidence gap about the legal system,” said Verna Williams, the CEO of Equal Justice Works, in an April 14 statement.

Among the survey’s other findings, there is also a significant gap in understanding how the civil justice system works. For instance, 41% of Americans incorrectly think that the courts would provide them an attorney in a discrimination case.

“When people wrongly assume that courts will make legal help available, they end up navigating complex issues alone,” Mia Sussman, the senior vice president of network engagement for Equal Justice Works, also said in a statement.

Equal Justice Works polled more than 1,600 respondents nationwide for its survey, Unequal and Unjust: Public Perceptions of the Legal System.

View the complete results here.

Dr. Gatti: The First COVID/mRNA "Vaccine" was a Swab Test

Ron Paul: The Ceasefire is a Scam

From [RONPAUL] During my most recent appearance on Judge Napolitano’s Judging Freedom on Wednesday I expressed the view that the ongoing ceasefire between Washington and Tehran was a scam designed to support Israeli interests in the region and to give both Tel Aviv and the White House breathing room to prepare for the next major assault on Iran. I based my judgment on several aspects of the story being circulated by the White House and the tame media. First of all, it is being suggested that the US acceptance of the proposal for a ceasefire put forward by Iran through mediators in Pakistan was arrived at without discussions with Israel. In other words, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had no preview of it nor hand in it. [MORE]

JewSA Media Offers Proof Satan [Netanyahu] is Still Alive and Claims DonaldStein is Covering Up the Number of Dead Soldiers in Iran Holy War

Trump's Paper Boat Claims Continue to Conflict w/Reality: Video from 4/11/26 Shows US Destroyers Forced to Retreat, Fail to Cross Hormuz after Iranian Interception

From [HERE] A US naval attempt to transit the Strait of Hormuz ended in withdrawal after Iranian forces issued warnings, according to a report by Iranian State TV.

The report states that two US destroyers, the USS Michael Murphy (DDG 112) and USS Frank E. Peterson (DDG 121), both Arleigh Burke-class vessels, attempted to pass through the strategic waterway on Saturday. The move coincided with ongoing Iran-US talks in Islamabad.

According to the investigation, the vessels were forced to retreat after being intercepted by Iranian naval forces before completing their passage.

IRGC locks in on US vessel

The investigation indicates that Iranian forces, including the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy, responded swiftly to the presence of the US vessels.

Cruise missile systems reportedly locked onto the destroyers as they approached the entrance to the Persian Gulf, while drones were deployed overhead. The vessels were then issued a warning granting them 30 minutes to change course. [MORE]