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CENTCOM employs one-way attack sea drones in latest strike wave against Iran

The US military has confirmed the use of one-way attack sea drones during a new round of strikes against Iranian military targets, marking a notable development in the expanding role of autonomous systems in modern warfare.

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Jack Overell

SAE Media Group

July 15, 2026
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Autonomous Systems, centcom, drone warfare, Iran, Loitering Munitions, Maritime Drones, Military technology, Naval Warfare, One-Way Attack Drones, Precision Strike, Strait of Hormuz, U.S. Military, Uncrewed Surface Vessels, unmanned systems

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