NATO is planning a fleet of sea drones to protect critical underwater infrastructure

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A Sea Baby drone moves through the water during a presentation by Ukraine's Security Service in the Kyiv region, Ukraine on March 5.
NATO is planning a fleet of sea drones meant to monitor threats to critical underwater infrastructure.

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See the hundreds of sea drones the US Navy is experimenting with overseas

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The solar panels charge the drone's rechargeable batteries and thrusters.
The Triton's solar panels charge the drone's rechargeable batteries and thrusters.

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Video shows an explosives-laden Jet Ski-style vehicle likely belonging to Ukraine floating off a beach in Turkey

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A beach near Istanbul.
A beach near Istanbul.

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Houthis claim video shows one of its sea drones striking an oil tanker in the Red Sea

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Screenshot showing an explosion on the oil tanker Chios Lion in the Red Sea on July 15, 2024
Screenshot showing an explosion on the oil tanker Chios Lion in the Red Sea on July 15, 2024.

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Sea drones could 'radically' change warfare, giving smaller navies a chance to 'flip the chessboard,' expert says

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A naval drone Magura cruising on water at an undisclosed location in Ukraine
A naval drone at an undisclosed location in Ukraine in April 2024.

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Huge US military 'Manta Ray' sea drone spotted on Google Earth at California naval base

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Ukraine aims to deploy squads of up to 20 sea drones to do the job of a warship, commander says

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A Sea Baby drone.
A Sea Baby drone.

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Video shows Ukrainian sea drones striking 2 ships, as Ukraine continues to harass Russia's Black Sea Fleet

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Screengrab from a video of two sea naval drones attacking a ship-boat depot in Crimea
Screengrab from a video of two naval drones hitting a depot in Crimea on May 30, 2024.

Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine

Ukraine is mounting rockets on its sea drones and is using them to hit land targets, official says

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A sea naval drone firing a missile.
A naval drone mounted with a rocket launcher in a photo shared by Ukranian state-affiliated media.

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Video appears to show Ukraine's exploding naval drones chasing after a Russian warship shooting desperately at them in the dark

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Screengrab from footage of the attack with naval drones on the patrol ship Sergey Kotov of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
Screengrab from footage of the attack with naval drones on the patrol ship Sergey Kotov of the Russian Black Sea Fleet on March 5, 2024.

Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense

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