U.S. Central Command Reports Shoot-Down of Two Iranian One-Way Attack Drones Threatening Strait of Hormuz Traffic

U.S. Central Command described the drones as one-way attack systems that posed a direct threat to commercial shipping lanes.

MIDDLE EAST — U.S. Central Command stated on June 7 that American forces shot down two Iranian one-way attack drones after the drones threatened international maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.

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The command provided no further details on the exact timing, precise location of the engagements, interception methods, or any resulting effects on shipping.

American forces remain postured and ready to continue operations in the region, the statement said.

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