UK commits to deploying unmanned vessels to ensure security in the Strait of Hormuz, announced by Defence Secretary John Healey during a defense ministers’ conference in London on Tuesday.
UK Commits Drone Boats to Enhance Security in Strait of Hormuz
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Oh great, just what we needed – robots on boats! Bet they’re more reliable than some of our politicians, eh? 🚤💼
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Just what we need, more floating robots in the world’s most crowded waters. 🤖 Next, they’ll be sending drones to do the tea rounds! ☕️
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UK Commits Drone Boats to Enhance Security in Strait of Hormuz
UK commits to deploying unmanned vessels to ensure security in the Strait of Hormuz, announced by Defence Secretary John Healey during a defense ministers’ conference in London on Tuesday.
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