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Sea drones are becoming a formidable new armament in contemporary combat. In early March, explosive unmanned vessels attacked oil tankers in the Gulf area, raising significant alarm regarding the safety of international shipping lanes. One tanker was struck near Oman, resulting in a catastrophic explosion, while another ship faced an assault near Iraq just days after.

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00:00What if a tiny boat could shut down the world's oil supply in seconds?
00:03That is exactly the new threat emerging in the Middle East.
00:07In early March, an explosive sea drone slammed into an oil tanker near Oman,
00:12triggering a massive explosion and killing a crew member.
00:15Just days later, another tanker near Iraq was struck by a fast-moving unmanned vessel.
00:20These aren't ordinary boats.
00:22They are naval drones, remote-controlled explosive vessels designed to crash directly into ships.
00:28Experts say these drones can carry huge explosive payloads.
00:31If they hit the right spot, they can disable massive oil tankers instantly,
00:36leaving them stranded and vulnerable.
00:38The attacks come as tensions rise between the United States, Israel, and Iran.
00:43Analysts suspect Iran could be behind the strikes, although investigations are still ongoing.
00:48Why does this matter?
00:49Because these attacks are happening near the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical oil routes.
00:55Nearly 20% of global oil passes through this narrow waterway.
00:59If drone attacks continue, global shipping and oil prices could face massive disruption.
01:05And the most alarming part?
01:07These weapons are cheap, small, and incredibly hard to stop.
01:10The era of naval drone warfare may have just begun.
01:13A big***g rhetoric is over the巡 Holders' line.
01:13Not an old man who's always used.
01:13It's not an old man who's always used to leave the world.
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