After Iran seizures US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf
In recent months in the Middle East testing the same unmanned surveillance ships that Iran twice has seized, on Friday in the Persian Gulf with the United Kingdom the U.S. Navy held a joint drone drill. As the U.S. Navy separately told commercial shippers the exercise comes in the wider Mideast, against interfering with their operations it would continue using drones in the region and warned. Between the U.S. and Iran on the seas remain high amid stalled negotiations the drone drill and the American pledge to keep sailing them also comes as tensions over its tattered as protests sweep the Islamic Republic and nuclear deal with world powers. Cmdr said that in the Persian Gulf Friday’s drill involved two American and two British warships, as well as three Saildrone Explorers. A spokesman for the Navy’s Mideast-based 5th Fleet, Timothy Hawkins. To both the warships and the 5th Fleet’s command centre in the island kingdom of Bahrain for a target on the seas the drones searched, ...