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US warship seizes Iranian missiles in Arabian Sea

The weapons included 150 “Dehlavieh” anti-tank guided missiles (ATGM), which are Iranian-manufactured copies of Russian Kornet ATGMs.

An HH-60H Sea Hawk helicopter passes the guided-missile cruiser “USS Normandy” in the Arabian Gulf in September 2015. Credit: Anna Van Nuys/U.S. Navy.
An HH-60H Sea Hawk helicopter passes the guided-missile cruiser “USS Normandy” in the Arabian Gulf in September 2015. Credit: Anna Van Nuys/U.S. Navy.

The U.S. Navy captured illegal Iranian-made weapons earlier this week, including 150 anti-tank missiles on a traditional sailing vessel in the Arabian Sea, announced U.S. Central Command on Thursday.

The weapons seized on Sunday included 150 “Dehlavieh” anti-tank guided missiles (ATGM), which are Iranian-manufactured copies of Russian Kornet ATGMs.

Other weapon components seized aboard the ship included three Iranian surface-to-air missiles, Iranian thermal-imaging weapon scopes and Iranian components for unmanned aerial and surface vessels, in addition to other munitions and advanced weapons parts.

CENTCOM said the operation was ongoing.

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