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Iran Conducts First Use of Electro-Optical Missiles in Attempted Attack on US Warships

On September 9, 2026, Iran launched its new electro-optical missiles in an attempted attack on US warships, marking their first use. The strikes targeted US forces in Jordan and vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, but were intercepted. This action was part of Iran's response to previous US strikes on Iranian oil tankers, raising concerns over maritime safety in the region.

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On September 9, 2026, Iran launched its new electro-optical missiles in an attempted attack on US warships, marking their first use. The strikes targeted US forces in Jordan and vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, but were intercepted. This action was part of Iran's response to previous US strikes on Iranian oil tankers, raising concerns over maritime safety in the region.

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Iran fires electro-optical missile for first time — aiming at US warships: report

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Iran Conducts First Use of Electro-Optical Missiles in Attempted Attack on US Warships