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U.S destroyer targeted by drones, missiles in Red Sea

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A U.S. Navy destroyer and several commercial vessels came under attack from a coordinated onslaught of drones and missiles.

The incident, which occurred in international waters, has raised concerns about maritime security and the evolving nature of threats in the region.

The U.S. destroyer, accompanied by a fleet of commercial ships, was navigating through a vital shipping lane when it fell under attack. The assailants, suspected to be a non-state actor with access to advanced weaponry, unleashed a barrage of drones armed with explosives and fired multiple missiles at the vessels.

The U.S. Navy responded swiftly, deploying countermeasures to defend against the incoming threats.

While there were no immediate reports of casualties or significant damage, the incident has prompted a broader conversation about the security challenges faced by ships in this strategic waterway.

Authorities are working diligently to identify the responsible party and ascertain the motive behind the attack. The incident has also sparked discussions about the need for enhanced international cooperation to safeguard maritime routes in the Red Sea.

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