US Navy Intercepts & Destroys Houthi-Launched Drones And Missiles In Red Sea
The US Navy recently intercepted and destroyed Houthi-launched drones and missiles in the Red Sea.
On June 1, 2024, US Centcom forces destroyed a Houthi-launched uncrewed aerial system (UAS) in the southern Red Sea.
Two more drones were observed crashing into the Red Sea waters, posing an imminent threat to naval and commercial vessels.
Later that day, US Centcom forces engaged and neutralized two Houthi anti-ship ballistic missiles aimed at the USS Gravely.
Fortunately, US, coalition, or commercial vessels reported no injuries or damages from these interceptions.
Fortunately, US, coalition, or commercial vessels reported no injuries or damages from these interceptions.
US Centcom’s actions were crucial in safeguarding the freedom of navigation and ensuring the safety of international waters.
The US Navy remains vigilant against such threats to maintain security in the Red Sea region.