IRGC claims, US denies seizure of underwater US drone in Hormuz
What to know about IRGC claims, US denies seizure of underwater US drone in Hormuz
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim that the vehicle is a REMUS 600 and has been handed over to Iranian military experts "to retrieve its data," but the US military denies the claim.
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What happened
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim that the vehicle is a REMUS 600 and has been handed over to Iranian military experts "to retrieve its data," but the US military denies the claim.
Why it matters
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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