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Ambrey says Israel intercepted UAV ‘launched from Yemen’

Ambrey says Israel intercepted UAV ‘launched from Yemen’

  • Israel used its seaborne missile defense system for the first time on Tuesday to shoot down a drone approaching from the Red Sea that had set off sirens in the port city of Eilat, the military said
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A worker walks past of a cargo ship at the port of Hodeidah, Yemen. (AP file photo)

Ambrey says fuel tanker in Red Sea attacked, two explosions reported

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