Operation Persian Gulf

DRUMS of war beat ever louder with each passing day. The mad Mullahs ruling Iran work around the clock to acquire nuclear weapons. The world is worried but impotent to prevent them from achieving their goal. The U.S. and its sole serious ally Israel keep proclaiming that a nuclear Iran is unacceptable. The maniacal Mullahs, undeterred, double their efforts to make the unacceptable acceptable.

It is brinkmanship of monumental risks, which may lead to conflagration since neither the Mullahs blink nor are the U.S. and Israel willing to let the Mullahs acquire the ultimate weapon.

Greatly disturbed by the ever-loudening drumbeats of war, a band of Iranian-American patriots and friends launches a well-conceived campaign to destroy the Islamic Republic's nuclear and military capabilities. They aim to preempt the need for military attack on Iran that may lead to massive loss of human life, spin out of control and usher in the long-prophesied dreaded Armageddon.

This small team of Iranian-Americans' deep love for their native land as well as for their adopted country compels them to take tremendous risks and do the seemingly impossible to prevent all-out war between their two countries.

From a command post in California, vital cooperation from Iran, and a mobile operational base in the Persian Gulf, this small group of young men and women targets vulnerable components of the Mullahs' nuclear and military facilities.