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The article examines White House disclosure that Russia seeks several armed and unarmed surveillance drones from Iran to use in the war in Ukraine reflects Moscow's need to both fill a critical battlefield gap and find a long-term supplier of a crucial combat technology, U.S. intelligence, military and independent analysts say.

The article reveals that U.S. Navy warships seized Iran's antiaircraft missiles that it shipped to Houthi rebels in Yemen.

The article focuses on deployment of troops by the U.S. military to the Saudi Arabia in order to show of force toward Iran; and also mentions the incidents of oil tankers damaged in Gulf of Oman, with Washington accusing Tehran of inciting the attacks, while Iranian officials denied that claim.

The article informs that the U.S. Cyber Command conducted an online attacks against an Iranian intelligence group that helped plan the attacks against oil tankers.

The article reports that several American troops were flown from Iraqi bases after showing signs of concussions from Iranian missile strikes and mentions statement from president Donald Trump on no Americans had been injured.

The article reports that the U.S. President Donald Trump has toughened his rhetoric toward Iran and mentions that Iran would be held fully responsible for the attack by Iraqi demonstrators on the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad.

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The article reports that president Donald Trump had declared he had instructed Navy to sink Iranian fast boats that harasses ships at sea and mentions that Iran was vague about military capabilities of satellite.

The article offers information on the plans of the U.S. president, Donald Trump in creating a fleet of warships to protect commercial oil tankers from attack by Iran in the Persian Gulf and nearby waters, along with defense secretary, Mark T. Esper efforts to safeguard the trade routes.