A glimpse into Mohammad Ali Godini's novel about the Iranian naval forces' confrontation with the enemy fleet during the imposed war. The Waves and Sharks of the Persian Gulf tells the story of the battle in the southern waters of the Persian Gulf during the Iran-Iraq war. Protecting oil platforms, securing shipping lanes, and preventing naval attacks were also part of the conflicts of that era. With the expansion of the US military presence in the region and the escort of Kuwaiti oil tankers, the conflict at sea took on new dimensions. The novel "Waves and Sharks of the Persian Gulf", written by Mohammad Ali Godini, reaches this part of the war's history; where Iranian forces in the southern waters faced dangerous and massive missions against more advanced military equipment. The importance of "Waves and Sharks of the Persian Gulf" lies in its choice of subject. Much of the public narrative of the Iran-Iraq war is dedicated to the land fronts, while the war at sea was also tied to the defense of oil resources, shipping security, and the presence of foreign powers. Yes Eitaa | Soroush+ | Telegram Instagram