Two destroyers cross Strait of Hormuz ahead of mine clearance mission
US naval vessels have entered the Persian Gulf. Their mission involves preparing for mine removal in a key waterway. This development follows a recent ceasefire announcement.
The vessels are guided-missile destroyers. They sailed into the Gulf after passing through a strategic strait. Further information on this operation is available from US Central Command, including statements from its head and the President.
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