Two U.S. Navy sailors went missing Thursday off the coast of Somalia, U.S. Central Command said in a statement Friday.

Two US Navy seals go missing off Somalia coast, search underway

On January 11, 2024, two US Navy SEALs went missing after falling into the water during a nighttime boarding mission in the Gulf of Aden. The SEALs were raiding a small ship off Somalia.

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A United States Navy serviceman, who pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for sensitive US military information, was sentenced to more than two years in prison on Monday (Jan 8), said the Department of Justice (DOJ).

US naval officer sentenced to over two years in prison for selling military secrets to China

West Asian waters continue to be fraught with danger. Iran has released a video showing the United States' aircraft carrier being forced to leave Persian Gulf on December 14th. This comes after an Iranian drone flew dangerously close to US Aircraft carrier D. Eisenhower a day prior. Washington has dubbed Iran's action as provocative and unprofessional.

IRGC: US Warship forced to leave Strait of Hormuz

An American destroyer shot down multiple drones on Sunday (Dec 3) while assisting commercial ships in the Red Sea that were targeted by Yemen, said the United States Central Command (CENTCOM).

US shoots down drones, assists multiple commercial vessels attacked in Red Sea by Yemen’s Houthis

A United States Navy warship in the Red Sea shot down an Iran-produced drone launched from Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen, said the US Central Command on Wednesday (Nov 29), in the latest string of attacks by the Houthi rebels.

US Navy warship shoots down Iranian-made drone launched by Houthis from Yemen

The Persian Gulf, a region already simmering with tensions, witnesses a new provocation: Iranian drones capturing startling footage of an American aircraft carrier. This incident signals a bold display of force against U.S. naval forces in the region. Delve into this high-tension episode, its implications for regional stability, and the delicate dance of military balance between Tehran and Washington.

Gravitas: High stakes in the high seas: Iran's drone encounter with US aircraft carrier

A US Navy warship responded to a distress call from a commercial tanker in the Gulf of Aden that had been seized by armed individuals and is now safe, US officials said on Sunday. The tanker, which had been carrying a cargo of phosphoric acid, was identified as the Central Park by the vessel's company. The officials did not identify the attackers.

Iranian Navy, IRGC undertake joint operation, intercepts Eisenhower Carrier Group in Gulf of Aden

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reviewed photographs of major US military bases in Guam after Pyongyang claimed on Tuesday (Nov 21) that it successfully put a military spy satellite into orbit.

North Korea receives images of US Guam airbase from spy satellite

In a groundbreaking move, the US Senate on Thursday (Nov 2) voted in favour of Admiral Lisa Franchetti to lead the Navy, making her the very first woman to hold the position and to be a part of the military officers who make up the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Lisa Franchetti creates history as first woman to lead US Navy

A US Navy soldier has admitted that he took $15,000 as a bribe in exchange for providing photos of unclassified US military information to China, including on US military exercises in Indo-Pacific.

US Navy soldier admits to taking $15,000 bribe for passing military information to China

A Reuters report has indicated that the US is working to resuscitate its Cold War-era submarine surveillance network in the wake of China’s rising naval power. According to the report, the US Navy has renamed its monitoring system at Whidbey Island off Seattle to Theater Undersea Surveillance Command, with the new mission of modernising America’s existing network of underwater acoustic spy cables and retrofitting a fleet of surveillance ships with cutting-edge sensors and subsea microphones.

US reviving Cold War-era underwater surveillance network to tackle China

The Indian Navy and US Navy anti-submarine warfare experts and Poseidon P-8 aircraft crew conducted flying exercises and information exchange. The week-long training and interactions were conducted at the Indian Naval Base INS Rajali, near Chennai.

Indian and US Navy P8 planes practice submarine-hunting in Indian Ocean

A recent court hearing in San Diego shed light on the involvement of a US Navy sailor's mother in his alleged espionage activities involving China. The sailor, Jinchao Wei, is accused of sharing sensitive military information with Chinese authorities.

Mother of US Navy sailor held for espionage encouraged him to spy for China

Has China planted moles in the U.S. navy? On Thursday, the U.S. arrested two navy sailors in california for providing sensitive information to China. Who are they? What info did they leak? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Has China planted moles in the U.S. navy?

Two US Navy sailors were arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive military information with China. The sailors— 22-year-old Jinchao Wei and 26-year-old Wenhen Zhao— were arrested on Wednesday (Aug 2), federal officials said on Thursday.

Two US Navy sailors arrested for sharing military secrets with China

The US Navy has a new edition of the latest Special Operation mini-submarine has now officially entered service the submarine can hold two crew and eight Commandos with no need for wetsuits or breathing apparatus.

US Navy deploys first 'dry' mini-subs for covert missions

President Joe Biden made a groundbreaking announcement, revealing his nomination of Admiral Lisa Franchetti to become the head of the US Navy. If confirmed, Admiral Franchetti will become the first woman to hold this esteemed position and also serve on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, marking a significant milestone for gender representation in the US military.

In a first, President Joe Biden chooses a female admiral to lead US Navy

A recent US Navy briefing slide has drawn attention to the concerning gap between China and the United States in terms of shipbuilding capacity and naval force sizes.

Growing disparity in naval power, China's dominance raises concerns for US navy

In a span of 11 months, three US navy ships have visited a privately-owned Indian shipyard for repair. Taking the India-US strategic partnership forward, the US Navy's seventh fleet has signed a five-year pact for ship repairs with a shipyard owned by Indian firm.

US Navy signs first ship repair pact in India, a step ahead for India-US partnership

The US Navy said that Iran's Revolutionary Guards seized a commercial ship in the Gulf, media reports said. This incident occurred just a day after the US accused Iranian forces of two similar attempts off Oman.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards seize commercial ship in Gulf after two similar attempts

In the early hours of Wednesday, Iran made an attempt to seize two oil tankers near the strategically significant Strait of Hormuz. The US Navy reported that one of the tankers was fired upon by Iranian naval vessels.

Iran attempts to seize oil tankers in Strait of Hormuz, prompts US Navy response

The United States Navy, on Sunday (June 4) said its personnel along with the United Kingdom Royal Navy came to the aid of a merchant ship in the Strait of Hormuz, in the Persian Gulf after three fast-attack boats from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard allegedly “harassed” it.

US, UK navies respond to ‘distress call’ in Strait of Hormuz after Iranian boats ‘harassed’ ship

The US Navy said on Wednesday (May 3) that Iran has seized a second oil tanker in a week in Gulf waters. This is being seen as the latest escalation in a series of seizures/attacks on commercial vessels in these waters since 2019.

Iran seizes oil tanker, second in a week: US Navy

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