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Iran Claims It Captured U.S. Navy Submarine Near Hormuz That Can Autonomously Conduct Missions For 10 Days
Iran has asserted the capture of a U.S. Navy submarine near the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. This vessel is reportedly an autonomous underwater drone, identified as likely being the Dive-D manufactured by Anduril, an American defense technology firm specializing in robotics and AI. The drone is capable of operating independently for up to ten days, raising concerns regarding maritime security and potential escalation in the region.
Iran Says It Captured U.S. Military’s Most Modern Unmanned Submarine In Strait Of Hormuz
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalated as Iran announced the capture of a U.S. military unmanned submarine, reportedly the most advanced in the U.S. fleet, introduced in 2025. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) released video evidence of the seizure, further fueling regional concerns. This incident follows recent Iranian claims of testing new anti-ship missiles, highlighting a pattern of assertive actions. For additional context on naval technology advancements, see our related article, "China Uses Warship Sounds To Improve Submarine Target Tracking."
Video: US Navy Tests First Live-Fire GARC Kamikaze Drone Strike Against USS Peleliu
The U.S. Navy recently conducted a significant demonstration of emerging unmanned systems, executing the first live-fire GARC (Grid Autonomous Unmanned Surface Craft) kamikaze drone strike against the decommissioned USS Peleliu. Video released by the Navy showcases these vessels operating in close proximity to the damaged warship. This exercise underscores the increasing integration of autonomous technology into naval operations and highlights a crucial step in developing layered defense strategies.